Cybersecurity Blog

With Microsoft ending support for Windows 10, many organizations will need a robust backup strategy to safeguard endpoints, cloud data and legacy hardware.

A reliable, cloud-based endpoint backup solution is crucial, to protect data from multiple failure points during the transition.

At its core, security awareness training equips employees with the knowledge and skills they need to recognize, avoid, and respond to cybersecurity threats.

When a network of devices is infected with malware that connects to a central attacker or command system, it's known as a botnet.

This cybersecurity discipline involves preparing for, detecting, analyzing, containing, eradicating, and recovering from cyber incidents.

Domain Name System (DNS) protection is a critical security layer that monitors and controls DNS traffic to block access to malicious, suspicious, or unauthorized domains before a connection is made.

This cybersecurity practice focuses on actively seeking out and neutralizing threats that are already within an organization’s IT environment.

Malware is any software created with the intent to cause harm, whether it's stealing data, encrypting files, or enabling remote control of systems.

In this form of social engineering, attackers impersonate trusted individuals or organizations to deceive victims into taking harmful actions.