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April 23, 2020

Solutions for 3 Urgent CISO Priorities

Welcome to the new remote-work world. CISOs may have accounted for upgrades and increases in cyberattacks in their 2020 planning, but no one accounted for COVID-19. Here are 3 urgent priorities that CISOs must address in the wake of COVID-19 and fast solutions to get them checked off your list.

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April 22, 2020

The Week in Breach: 04/15/20 – 04/21/20

This week, compromised email accounts expose sensitive data, ransomware disrupts remote work, and the FBI warns healthcare providers and labs to watch out for COVID-19 related cybercrime.

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April 21, 2020

Boost Remote Security and Ease Everyone’s Stress With This Tool

More technology brings more tools for work and entertainment – and more logins to remember. Everyone has too many these days, causing endless trouble for both users and techs. This phenomenon leads to endemic password reuse, weak passwords, and password mishandling. How can SMBs solve this problem? By making logins a one-stop-shop.

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April 20, 2020

Cyberattacks Double as Remote Work Creates Unexpected Vulnerabilities

New ways to work bring new cybersecurity challenges – and new opportunities for cybercriminals. Cyberattacks have doubled since January 2020, and phishing attacks have skyrocketed. Here are 3 safety steps that SMBs can take today to defend against this surge in attacks.

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April 17, 2020

Remote Work Vulnerabilities and How to Address Them

Remote workers are getting things done, but they’re also creating some unexpected cybersecurity risks to their companies systems and data. Here are some actionable steps to help mitigate those risks before you have a data breach.

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April 16, 2020

Stolen Account Info Zooms to Dark Web for 500K+ Zoom Users

Zoom meetings have become the way we do business right now, but they aren’t as safe as you might think. A batch of stolen credentials recently discovered on the Dark Web plus unexpected vulnerabilities means that every company needs to be alert to the dangers of virtual meetings.

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April 15, 2020

The Week in Breach: 04/08/20 – 04/14/20

This week, third party contractors put data at risk, phishing scams continue to target unprepared employees, and cybercriminals target online retailers as the pandemic continues to keep customers out of stores.

April 14, 2020

Passly Packs 7 Essential Features to Secure a Remote Workforce

Today’s worker can stay connected to the systems and data that they need to work efficiently anytime from anywhere. Remote work isn’t just convenient for companies – it’s also convenient for cybercriminals. Take a look at 7 features of Passly that can quickly mitigate that threat.

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FBI Warns Against COVID-19 Business Fund Transfer Phishing Scams

A new FBI warning outlines a special kind of phishing scam targeting c-suite and accounts payable staff – proving that phishing training is necessary at every level.

April 10, 2020

Malware-Laden COVID-19 Emails Exploit MS Office Vulnerability

The Secret Service warns that clever new phishing attacks simulating official emails, files, and links are being perpetrated by cybercriminals looking to take advantage of the anxiety created by COVID-19 and exploit an old MS Office vulnerability.

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