Hi Facebook user. Did you know that 533 million records were leaked from Facebook in 2021? Our blog looks at how to know if you're exposed, what to do about it and how you can better secure your personal data.

An easy to read guide to the 9 most terrifying types of malware. All businesses are being targeted by malware, all the time. And it’s estimated there are now one billion pieces of it out there. What is malware? It’s malicious software that’s been designed to do damage to your IT systems or steal your data. Malware terrifies most IT professionals. And it should terrify you too. We’ve written a brand new guide to tell you about the nine most common types of malware. It’s been written so anyone can understand it.

Even the best intentioned employee can put a company at risk of cyberattack. Or run up the budget or slow IT without meaning too. Shadow IT is a common culprit. Learn more about what it is, why it matters, and what your business can do about this problem.

Oh no… a fire, in your office. Everyone’s safe and no-one’s hurt. But your server’s been destroyed. Do you wish you’d checked your backup more closely? Read our new guide to protect your business

Your password is a special combination of words and numbers that only you should know. Somehow, the bad guys still manage to break in. This is how they figure out your password.

Not sure what a VLAN is? Or why you should care? We've got you covered. This article explains the software that segments your network traffic. Plus, we talk about the ways VLANs are used by business today.

The number of cyber-crime incidents is expected to be higher this year, because of the fraud opportunities created by the rush to Work From Home. Fact is, your business needs to be prepared to face threats and cybercrime attacks. Read our guide now to see our recommended 5 step plan to protect your business.

You've probably never visited the dark web. Cyber bad guys get together there to exchange malware and viruses, stolen credentials, and leaked data. That could be dangerous to your business. Minimize your risk. Read our article today to learn how!

#encryption sounds fancy. The kind of thing that super spies do on TV. But you can use it at home too. It's a way to protect the documents and data on your desktop and laptop computers. Add another layer of security by encrypting your hard disks.

You may have firewall protection for your business. But do you have enough? This article looks at both software and hardware firewalls. You may need to beef up your security to keep pace with the threats.

Without webcams, many of us wouldn't be able to stay connected with colleagues or family during COVID-19. You may want to spend time videoconferencing for work or pleasure, but you don't want to be connecting to criminals without you knowing it! Bad actors could be spying on you using your webcam. Learn how to protect yourself.

Healthcare provider compliance is a key area of concern. Yet ticking all of the boxes on an industry regulator's standards doesn't necessarily = cybersecurity. There's more to be done. Here's how to keep up with growing threats in the healthcare industry.

Small businesses are at risk of cyber attack too. Even those that are doing their best to secure their networks and systems. One little misconfiguration can mean the worst. Keep your IT safe from cyber exploits with vulnerability scanning.

Take cybersecurity measure to go on vacation with no stress. This is the season to be jolly. For many organizations, this is a peak season. For others, things slow down. Wherever you fall on the stress spectrum, these best practices can boost your holiday cybersecurity.

Thanks to the Internet of Things (IoT), almost anything that can be turned on or off is now able to be connected to the internet. An entire industry has popped up to help users create a custom experience designed around their needs. The benefits of IoT are undeniable; and yet, high-profile attacks, are keeping many businesses from adopting the technology.

People trust you with their proprietary data. Are you doing your best to keep that client data safe? View our latest article on the threat to small businesses. Better understand the risk and how to boost client data security.

Between email, banking sites, social media, utilities, and the variety of other websites and services you need to log into, how are you supposed to use strong, unique passwords on all those different sites? Your best solution is a password manager.

Along with new work practices comes a variety of security challenges. Without the proper precautions, working from home could become a cybersecurity nightmare. There is also a big risk that infrastructures will become overwhelmed, resulting in communication outages. The good news is that there’s lots of technology available to support and secure work at home.

It’s pretty clear that no business is immune to data loss – even yours. When it happens, it hurts. Despite the proven pain of data loss, many small to medium businesses (SMBs) fall prey to some of the most common fallacies. Let’s talk about them.

Learn how to detect the red flags from phishing email before you click. Even if you have spam filters or some other technological means, malicious emails will still get through, and when that happens, the only thing preventing your company from a breach is your employees’ ability to detect their fraudulent nature and respond appropriately.