By Kane Tabor on Sep 4, 2023 in Cybersecurity, Regulatory Compliance Consulting |
Do you know where your business stands on the ever-shifting battlefield of cybersecurity? Here’s a sobering fact: Cybercrime is predicted to cost the United States $320 billion by 2023, with small and midsized American businesses absorbing more than half of that total.
Now, take a moment and ask yourself, “Do I know the areas of cybersecurity risk in my business?” Cybersecurity isn’t just about preventing data breaches; it’s about safeguarding your reputation, customer trust, and profitability. Here’s what you need to know about finding and mitigating risk.
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By Eric Madden on May 23, 2022 in Cybersecurity |
While there’s been a lot of advice out on the Internet about the danger of cyberattack and the steps that businesses in Ohio can take to defend themselves before an attack occurs, there’s much less written on what practical steps an employee should take immediately after they’ve been struck by such an attack.
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By Anna Madden on Oct 21, 2019 in Ransomware |
Ransomware is malicious software designed to lock computers or data storage until a ransom is paid – keyword malicious. The cyber-criminals who write the code for these attacks mean business, to the tune of millions of dollars lost annually. Here are five tips that could help deflect a ransomware attack on your small to medium sized business.
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By Anna Madden on Jul 24, 2019 in Phishing |
Phishing emails are an attempt to obtain sensitive or personal information such as usernames, passwords, financial or personal details by scammers who have disguised themselves as a legitimate business or person. The intent is to use this information for illegal purposes. While the hacking world is constantly changing and evolving its methods to fool the end user, below are 5 things to look for that are immediate red flags an email is a phish.
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By Anna Madden on Jun 13, 2019 in Cybersecurity |
What many businesspeople might not understand is the role that the Dark Web plays in driving these threats. By providing criminals a safe place to exchange information and access the resources they need, the Dark Web helps perpetuate and spread many of the most dangerous threats sweeping the Internet, leading to direct financial damage on businesses in Ohio and elsewhere.
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