- 5 Steps To Take When Your Computer Has Been Hacked
When you suspect your computer has been hacked or your network breached, the human thing to do is panic. But what you do next dictates the difference between a small annoyance and a catastrophic event that brings business to a screeching halt and opens the door to legal and financial trouble.
- Medford Medical Office Victim of Ransomware
Over the Memorial Day weekend, a Rogue Valley medical office was the victim of a ransomware attack. Patient records and images were compromised. Outside partners seemingly have not been affected or compromised. The substantial cyber…
Read more: Medford Medical Office Victim of Ransomware
- 6 cyber security practices to follow on vacation
Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, do not get complacent. Reduce the risk of a data breach or other cyber security issue by following these best practices.
- 3 Strategies to Implement to Stay Competitive
People were forced to work remotely using un-secure home WiFi, laptops and cellphones. Cyber criminals went gang busters during the lockdown
- Stop These 5 Habits to Avoid A Ransomware Attack
Today, antivirus alone cannot and will not protect you. If you download a file that’s infected with a code specifically designed to circumvent your security protocols, you are essentially inviting that hack in with a door WIDE open. Regardless of whether you’re using a work computer, laptop, personal computer, phone or tablet, you that can lead to a ransomware attack. While you can’t stop ransomware on your own, you can practice safe habits to help avoid ransomware attacks.
When you suspect your computer has been hacked or your network breached, the human thing to do is panic. But what you do next dictates the difference between a small annoyance and a catastrophic event that brings business to a screeching halt and opens the door to legal and financial trouble.
Over the Memorial Day weekend, a Rogue Valley medical office was the victim of a ransomware attack. Patient records and images were compromised. Outside partners seemingly have not been affected or compromised. The substantial cyber… Read more: Medford Medical Office Victim of Ransomware
Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, do not get complacent. Reduce the risk of a data breach or other cyber security issue by following these best practices.
People were forced to work remotely using un-secure home WiFi, laptops and cellphones. Cyber criminals went gang busters during the lockdown
Today, antivirus alone cannot and will not protect you. If you download a file that’s infected with a code specifically designed to circumvent your security protocols, you are essentially inviting that hack in with a door WIDE open. Regardless of whether you’re using a work computer, laptop, personal computer, phone or tablet, you that can lead to a ransomware attack. While you can’t stop ransomware on your own, you can practice safe habits to help avoid ransomware attacks.