When you surf online, chances are websites track and store your information using cookies. But, did you know that there are policies that protect you and your information? One of these policies is the GDPR. What is the GDPR? What does it mean for your business? Continue reading to get the rundown on the GDPR. …
As an internet user, your main goal is to surf freely. But did you know that many websites track your information for diagnostic and marketing purposes? Don’t worry, there are policies in place to ensure you’re protected online. One of these policies is the CCPA. But, what is the CCPA and should you be concerned? Well, …
Due to the global pandemic, many retailers are seeing an increase in online transactions. But, does this make these businesses targets for a ransomware attack? The short answer: yes. Don’t worry — QuickProtect has several steps to help you protect your business from ransomware. Keep reading to learn how! Recent Ransomware Attacks A Sophos study …
Small businesses make up the majority of the world’s businesses. Due to their size, many of them think they don’t need to consider investing in cybersecurity. That couldn’t be further from the truth. The endgame of every business is profits, and a profitable business makes a good target for cyber-criminals. So, why do small businesses …
Just about everything you do online requires a password. Passwords make sense in that you don’t want someone to access, say, your bank account. But what is the best way to create a strong password? It can be hard to remember all the passwords for all the accounts and apps that we use. It is …
Small businesses don’t always believe that they are targets for hackers. Just because you think the information you own isn’t that valuable, that information has value to someone who is willing to pay for it. So, how does this relate to the Kaseya security breach? About the Kaseya Security Breach Kaseya is a leading provider …
What Are Phishing Attacks? Phishing scams are emails, text messages, or phone calls that seem trustworthy but are actually designed to steal your personal information. Also, they try to trick you into downloading malware. The goal of the phisher is to compromise your network or data. How Do They Work? Basically, phishing attacks work because …
Fujifilm announced on June 4th that they had suffered a ransomware attack on June 1st that disrupted its business operations. This attack only affected the Japanese network. As a result, this attack prevented access to Fujifilm’s email, billing, and reporting systems. To protect the rest of the company’s sensitive data, Fujifilm shut down its systems …
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