Software vulnerabilities are common despite being are to find. Find out why hackers love discovering new ones and how companies can deal with the aftermath of those discoveries. Software is an important tool that most … Read More

If you work with a lot of information, there are times when you need to copy information from one file to another. Microsoft Office is a suite of productivity tools that help you perform tasks … Read More

There’s a new troublemaker in town. Its name is AndroidOS/MalLocker.B. MalLocker.B is the youngest but shrewdest member of a ransomware family that has a long history of holding Android devices for ransom. Like most other … Read More

Microsoft apps such as Word, Edge, and Outlook are a business mainstay. When using these apps, employees can take advantage of keyboard shortcuts to save time. Here are 10 of the most handy, easy-to-remember shortcuts. … Read More

Using “Unsubscribe” links might seem like a good way to prevent junk emails from cluttering your inbox but doing so is risky. Here are four reasons why you should avoid clicking “Unsubscribe” links in emails. If … Read More

The U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) recently published a list of the top publicly known vulnerabilities Chinese state-sponsored hackers exploit, several of which affect Microsoft and Citrix users. While many assume hackers are targeting government … Read More

With so many hospitals and other healthcare centers being targeted by cyber extortionists, it was only a matter of time before a ransomware attack led to someone’s death. Discover what happened and the implications this … Read More

Many small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are still making some basic mistakes when it comes to securing their organizations. Here are three of them. In the past decade, the number of known malware programs has … Read More