Technology Insights Blog: Security

Top Web Security Threats for Businesses

What would happen if your business were the victim of a disaster that wound up shutting down your core IT systems? Could you recover? How long would that process take? What would this downtime cost your organization? If you own a business, this probably isn’t the most pleasant to…

Go with me here: you know how most people have a fear of sharks, but not hippos, even though hippos are far deadlier?

KnowBe4’s 2023 Phishing by Industry Benchmarking report was recently released! The report is a beefy 35 pages, but as Marco is a KnowBe4 partner, we can provide all of the highlights for you right here.

While all the employees and customers of the XYZ Corporation slept soundly, a mouse was up to trouble within XYZ’s walls, chewing on wiring insulation. When its teeth punched through, the electricity arced. Goodbye, mouse.* Hello, fire. The unsuspecting staff arrived to work the …

According to Quorica’s 2022 Global Print Security Landscape Report, 68% of IT decision-makers from small to midsize businesses reported that they experienced data losses due to unsecure printing practices. To make matters worse, each breach cost an average of $780,857 (£631,915),…

CrowdStrike — a global leader in next-generation endpoint protection, threat intelligence, and response services — recently released its 2023 Global Threat Report, which outlines important cybersecurity themes, trends, and events across the cyber threat landscape. An executive su…

Many people assume that large businesses make more tempting targets for cybercriminals than small to midsize businesses because they have more to lose. But attackers are all too aware of the fact that smaller businesses have lax security measures in place, making them a prime tar…

Maybe there are some people out there who are still participating in those “fun social media posts” that ask you the make and model of your first car, the name of your first pet, the street you grew up on, and other common password reset questions, but not you.

How to put this delicately… Some technology providers provide a “technology assessment” for free. What they mean is they’ll do a quick scan of your systems.