You’re the backbone of the American economy! Trucking and transportation small business literally drives success for tens of millions of businesses across the country. Perhaps that’s the reason transportation companies are at the forefront of supply chain risk. and small … Continue reading →
The FBI has recently issued a warning to Apple and Android users regarding the potential security risks associated with RCS (Rich Communication Services) messaging. As this technology becomes more integrated into popular messaging apps, including Apple’s iMessage, it’s crucial for … Continue reading →
A recent cyber attack on Starbucks, attributed to advancements in artificial intelligence, highlights the growing threat of ransomware, including for small businesses. As cybercriminals become more sophisticated, the landscape of cyber threats is shifting, making it crucial for all businesses … Continue reading →
Today, We Know Cyber introduces Bob Azzarello, an upcoming cybersecurity professional in Houston, Texas. Bob contributes the following blog post for better understanding of the need for cybersecurity in your business. You can reach Bob Azzarello on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobazzarello) or … Continue reading →
Cloudflare, a company that helps protect websites and cloud infrastructure, recently stopped a massive online attack that could have caused serious problems for many businesses, including small ones[1]. This attack was the biggest of its kind ever recorded, sending an … Continue reading →
Contact the author, Scott Bilyou, on LinkedIn! https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-bilyou-cybersecurity/ “Why do I need to keep my Tik Tok and Instagram accounts secure, no one else uses it but me? It takes too long to add more steps just to post my … Continue reading →
Contact the author, Scott Bilyou, on LinkedIn! https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-bilyou-cybersecurity/ Multi-Factor authentication (MFA), or Two-factor authentication(2FA), is a method that proves you are who you say you are as an added layer of security beyond your username and password. The ordinary username … Continue reading →
One of the most common questions we get asked when we offer our free vulnerability scan to our customers is, “What exactly is a vulnerability scan anyway? In short, it’s a lot like an anti-virus scan you might run on … Continue reading →
You don’t want anonymity of your brand or your business. If you did, how could customers find you? But your business systems, those critical devices on your network that keep you operational (laptops, workstations, servers, point of sale and inventory … Continue reading →
According to IBM’s latest cybersecurity report, the average financial impact of a data breach on businesses has risen significantly, reaching nearly $5 million per incident [1][2]. This represents a 10% increase from the previous year’s figures [1][2]. The study, conducted … Continue reading →
