What is Email Spoofing? How to Spot a Compromised Email One of the first places that users look when they receive an email is the “From” line of the message. This lets users know how to prioritise incoming email and also whether an unexpected email is from someone they know.
Can We Improve Our Network Performance with Wireless Access Points? Our dependence on Wi-Fi has only continued to grow. Twenty years ago, an office might have just a handful of computers that needed to connect to their wireless network. But today, companies have multiple IoT devices, mobile devices, wireless printers,
Gain Visibility Over Cloud Infrastructure with Microsoft Cloud App Security Business adoption of cloud services is just about universal now. A large majority of companies of all sizes have transitioned over the last decade to using web and cloud app-based applications giving them the ability to access their data from
6 Best Practices for Protecting Yourself from Coronavirus (and Other) Phishing Scams Phishing is a danger all the time, but especially so during time of uncertainty and stress. It’s often when people’s minds are elsewhere that they get caught with their defences down and fall for a phishing scam.
Supporting Your Remote Workforce with Microsoft Teams During the COVID-19 Outbreak The world is facing a challenge with COVID-19 that hasn’t been seen in modern times. This is causing sudden changes in the way we live and work with the goal of reducing the risk of community spread.
Why You Need to Be Using Multi-Factor Authentication Company wide Weak or stolen passwords are responsible for approximately 63% of all data breaches. This is why the purpose of many phishing campaigns is to steal user login credentials. Office 365 users have seen an increase in scams specifically designed to
What is Microsoft Intune and How Can it Protect Your Office 365 Data and Endpoints? Prior to the computer age, company files were in paper format and were stored in filing cabinets, which wasn’t great for sharing, editing, or finding easily, but did have the advantage of restricting access.
Top 5 Threats to Mobile Device Security Smartphones have completed their evolution from wireless telephones to tiny “pocket computers” and statistics in a number of areas show that mobile use is outpacing desktop computer use. It seems that people prefer their portable devices to connect online over computers that are
6 Critical Reasons to Use an Antivirus with EDR Capabilities Antivirus software has been around almost as long as computers themselves, tracing their roots back to the 1970’s. And just as threats to computer networks have evolved from simple viruses to sophisticated malware in multiple forms, so has the antivirus
What Does Dark Web Monitoring Really Do for Identity Protection? You may have seen one of those commercials showing a shady figure typing at a keyboard promoting a Dark Web monitoring service and wondered if it was worth trying out.
