How Does the Dark Web Impact Small Businesses?
Identity theft is an unfortunate occurrence that is all too familiar with most business owners, but do those individuals know where the compromised data will end up? Often, these business owners are unaware of the virtual marketplace where stolen data is purchased and sold by cybercriminals; a place known as the “Dark Web”. An article on Lexology explores what the Dark Web is, what information is available for purchase there and how it impacts small businesses.
Good News: Ransomware declines Bad News: Coinminers increase
An article over at Bleeping Computer gives very good insight into the use of exploit kits. It seems that cybercriminals have started to move away from exploit kits that spread ransomware in favor of spreading cryptocurrency miners and information-stealing trojans.
The Human Factor – The Weakest Link In Data Protection
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Fighting Costly Threats with Cybersecurity Awareness Training
Cybercrime causes $450B in damage annually. View our infographic to see the scale of the threat and why data breach prevention is vital for every business.
How Will Your Employees Get You Hacked?
Breaches are becoming increasingly common as cybercriminals continue to advance their skills and tactics to trick their victims into falling for their scams. While cybercriminals are remaining diligent in their efforts to carry out their attacks, small business owners continue to underspend on cybersecurity. An article on Entrepreneur looks at 5 things your employees are doing that put your business at risk.
What is Your Personal Information Worth on the Dark Web?
The dark web is often known for the illegal activities conducted there, and while not everything on the dark web is illegal, it’s most appealing factor is its anonymity. The dark web is often a place where stolen data and personal information is bought and sold following a data breach or hacking incident. An article on Experian takes a look at what your personal information is worth on the dark web and how you can help protect yourself from being exposed.
Password Habits: Why You Need Cybersecurity Awareness Training
Don’t let bad password habits become a major security risk assessment finding. See the stats in our infographic and strengthen your human firewall today.
Fight Cyberattacks With a Better Cybersecurity Assessment Tool
MORRISTOWN, N.J. (PRWEB) JANUARY 22, 2018 Dark Web Breach Assessment shows businesses which employees could cause a data breach With today’s release of its Dark Web Breach Assessment (DWBA) service, Breach Secure Now! (BSN) makes it possible for MSPs to strengthen their clients’ defenses against cybercriminals who exploit human errors to steal vital financial data […]
Study finds that 30% of SMEs lack an incident response plan
Cybersecurity issues have become very prevalent in the modern era, making headlines with their disasters and fines associated with them. While it may seem obvious that businesses should take precautions to protect themselves against these potential attacks, they have been slow to move forward with improving their security measures – especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). An article on SME dives into a recent study of how prepared SMEs are for a security incident when it comes to their data breach response plan.
Article: What Happens When Your Small Business Is Hacked
As cyber-attacks continue to sweep across the globe, the pressure is also increasing for IT providers and security professionals to keep security measures a top priority. An article on Entrepreneur explores the consequences of falling victim to a data breach and ways to prepare for one in the event it were to occur. While you […]