Cybersecurity & IT Insights

Have you been in a situation where you didn’t have access to your password for a website or app and couldn’t remember it?  One of the most annoying things about this situation is when you guess incorrectly a few times and the account gets locked.  Depending on which...

If you received one of the “Nigerian Prince” scam emails in the earlier days of the internet, you may have been left wondering who exactly falls for those things.  The story was implausible and the grammar was terrible.  But the reality is that today’s scammers are...

The safest way to survive in a big corporation is to always make the obvious choice.  If you’re tasked with buying tablets for a division, always buy the iPad.  If you choose iPads and they work poorly, nobody will give you too much grief for picking the obvious...

Since COVID-19 started, 20% of companies have already been hit with a cyberattack.  New types of attacks are hitting companies more quickly, avoiding detection from antivirus software.  And a recent phishing campaign uses your own website against you.  Here’s the...

Earlier in the smartphone days, they didn’t all come with a built-in ‘flashlight’ feature.  It was one of the easiest apps in the world to make – all it does is toggle your camera flash off and on – so it was quickly created by app developers and added to Google’s app...

A cybersecurity training company gets educated.  Most employees don't get cybersecurity education.  And over a hundred companies mined cryptocurrency for cybercriminals on their Amazon cloud servers .  Here's what's happening in cybersecurity in the last couple of...

According to ADT, around 20% of homes in the US have a home security system.  Most of them probably value the system, even if half of them are trying to figure out how to get out of the long-term contract they signed. That 20% figure is about half as large as the 39%...