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The True Cost and Risks of Free Antivirus Protection

Is free antivirus enough? Many small businesses think so, and that’s often all they have in terms of security for their online environment. Free antivirus protection feels safe, until it doesn’t. In general, if it’s free, then you are the product. So, in this blog, we’ll go over the free antivirus risks with a real-world […]

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Business Cybersecurity Protection Is Your Digital Seatbelt 

Why should I wear a seatbelt if I have never been in an accident? Many business leaders think about business cybersecurity protection the same way. The reality is that accidents happen before you know it, both on the road and in the digital world. Business cybersecurity protection is like a seatbelt for your company’s online

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Why CEO’s Can’t Rely Only on Tools or Insurance for Cybersecurity

85% of small business owners believe their company is safe from hackers, malware, or a data breach. But the numbers and statistics say a major incident is likely to occur. 46% of all cyber breaches affected businesses with fewer than 1,000 employees. A strong cybersecurity strategy can’t be achieved with just tools or insurance. So,

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How Malicious Ads on Trusted Platforms Can Put You at Risk

Being on trusted platforms could potentially expose you to malicious ads that install malware, steal data, or trick you into handing over sensitive information. We think just because content is on a trusted platform that is well known, it’s safe. Yet even these platforms can harbor malicious ads. So today, we’ll go over how ads

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Salesforce Breach Fallout: The Companies Affected & Impacted

Recently, Salesforce was the target of one of the largest cyberattacks of the year. Researchers have confirmed that attackers used social engineering attacks to gather massive amounts of data from Salesforce. So, in this blog, we’ll go over the Salesforce breach fallout, the companies affected, and how social engineering was used to create a devastating

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2025 Cyberattack Trends: From AI-Driven Malware to Fake CAPTCHA

Costs due to cybercrime are expected to reach $12 trillion by 2025. But these cybercriminals aren’t using obvious attacks anymore. They’re evolving and developing new and harder-to-detect cyberattacks at an alarming rate. That’s why in this blog, we’ll cover the cyberattack trends in 2025 and what hackers are doing differently this year. From AI-driven malware

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The Hidden Fees of Low-Cost Cybersecurity Solutions 

60% of small businesses are concerned about cybersecurity threats. It’s not surprising that small businesses are concerned, but most of them have limited resources and often go for low-cost cybersecurity solutions. While that could work for some businesses, they often don’t realize the hidden costs associated with these low-budget cybersecurity solutions and the cheap IT

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Why Energy Companies Are Top Targets for Nation-State Hackers

The energy sector is known as critical infrastructure. It enables the functioning of all other nearby sectors essential for public health, safety, the economy, and national security. So it’s not surprising that the average cost of downtime per hour is a staggering $2.48 million. Because without energy, society wouldn’t be able to function for long,

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Dental Offices Are at Risk: The True Value of Patient Data

In 2023, it was reported that ransomware attacks on the healthcare industry impacted around 60% of medical organizations. In 2025, there’s every indication that healthcare data breach risks have gone up due to hackers becoming more advanced, and dental offices being slow to adapt to the changing tide. Healthcare is actually one of the most

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Windows 10 Support Ending: Time to Plan for Your Migration

Windows 10 End of Life is here. Releasing in 2015, it’s generally considered a solid and reliable operating system. As of June 2025, Windows 10 has a 48.89% market share while Windows 11 has a 47.83% share. So, if around half of Windows users are still using Windows 10, why would they be ending support

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