January 14, 2020 will officially mark Windows 7 End of Life. Many companies have used Windows 7 since it launched in 2009 and are still actively using it today. So, what’s the big deal? Can you just stick with Windows 7 or will your computer self-destruct?
Your employees will be the biggest vulnerability in your organization when it comes to phishing attacks.
Many people claim that they’d be able to tell right away if they received an email from an illegitimate source. If that were the case, there wouldn’t be 1.5 million new phishing websites every month.
The number of phishing campaigns pursued by hackers around the world increased 65% in the last year.
Technology is constantly expanding, and with new technology comes new ways of hacking into seemingly secure data. It’s important to ensure companies are well aware of all possible breaches in order to secure them.
Cyber-criminals utilize several types of display advertisements to distribute malware. A few ways you’d see malvertising is through auto-redirecting ads that will take you to a phishing page, click bait and malicious code hidden within an ad.
There are so many ways for social engineers to trick people, that it is best to ensure you are well versed in some of the ways they can hack your system.