Email remains the backbone of modern business communication—and that is exactly why it has become one of the most dangerous attack surfaces for cybercriminals. One of the fastest-growing and most costly threats today is Business Email Compromise (BEC), a form of email fraud that targets businesses of all sizes, including medium-sized organizations.
Cybersecurity is more than tools and checklists — it’s a business decision rooted in people. While technology like MDR and XDR strengthens detection and response, people make a difference too. When employees understand why security matters and how it protects both the company and them personally it all comes together in a layered approach to Cybersecurity.
Today’s businesses rely on network technologies to stay connected with customers, partners, and teams. Whether it’s VoIP, video conferencing, or messaging apps, these tools enable real-time collaboration—but they also create potential entry points for cyber threats. As sensitive data travels across networks, securing that data becomes essential.
Social engineering is one of the biggest threats to business computer networks, since it gets in via the weakest security link – human error. Read on to learn about the dangers of social engineering schemes (especially phishing and its variants) and how to protect against this threat.
Cybersecurity, ever a topic for businesses of all sizes, poses special challenges for small to medium-size businesses. Not only can they be special targets for bad actors, but they also deal with tight budgets and at times a lack of understanding of what cybersecurity means. Read on to learn how a small business can meet cybersecurity challenges and build strong defenses.