As the demand for wireless connectivity grows, businesses feel pressured to reconfigure their enterprise networks to accommodate these demands. Some are compelled to build an entirely new enterprise wireless network to help support the Internet of Things, BYOD, the influx of mobile devices, and cloud-based applications.
It’s common for scammers to take advantage of emergencies, moments when people are scared, searching for information and vulnerable. The coronavirus epidemic is proving to be no different. As the outbreak of COVID-19 spreads across the world so do malicious phishing attacks.
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Hackers are watching. Give your employees the knowledge and tools they need to avoid puncturing holes in your system. Prioritize these four critical security measures.
The hacking attacks on Equifax and Panera, less than a year apart, were highly publicized events.
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Cryptojacking is a cyberattack like no other. Attackers don’t steal your data or ransom off access to your network. Instead, they commandeer your hardware when you’re not looking and redline the processors to mine cryptocurrency.
What happens when hackers steal your processing power but not your data?
IBM Managed Security Services reported in 2017 that the number of CPUs hijacked just to mine cryptocurrency grew sixfold between January and August. These computers are infected with highly intelligent viruses that steal their processing power, and they’re smart enough to avoid detection.
August 7, 2017 (KANSAS CITY, MO) – Kansas City-based The Purple Guys announces the acquisition of We Are IT, also headquartered in Kansas City. The acquisition was effective on August 1, 2017, terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Innovative Marketing Ukraine, or IMU, was at the center of a complex underground corporate empire with operations stretching from Eastern Europe to Bahrain; from India and Singapore to the United States.