Iranian Cyber Actors Are Targeting Vulnerable U.S. Networks: Is Your Organization Prepared?
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a new alert warning that Iranian cyber actors are actively scanning and targeting vulnerable networks across the United States. These actors are known for exploiting common security gaps such as unpatched software, weak credentials, and poorly secured remote services to infiltrate systems and carry out disruptive or destructive cyberattacks.
Heatwave Tech Tips: Preventing Overheating and Extending Device Lifespan
Summer sunshine is great for beach days and barbecues. But it’s not so great for your tech. Whether you’re working from a sunny patio or traveling with your devices, rising temperatures can quietly take a toll on laptops, phones, tablets, and more.
How AI Is Supercharging Cyber Threats This Summer
Long days and warm nights make summer the perfect time to unplug and unwind. But while you’re kicking back, cybercriminals are ramping up. And this year, they’ve got a powerful sidekick: artificial intelligence.
Is Your Data Safe? Backup and Recovery Tips for a Safer Summer
Summer is all about travel, sunshine, and stepping away from the daily grind. But while you’re making memories, your devices may be more vulnerable than you realize. From poolside spills and sandy smartphones to sudden power outages, the season brings plenty of ways to lose valuable data. With everything from family photos to financial documents […]
Summer Cybersecurity: Keeping Kids Safe Online During Break
When the final school bell rings for summer, kids often swap homework for screens. With more free hours in the day, activities like gaming, streaming, and social media quickly take center stage. Yet, with that freedom comes risk. From online scams and inappropriate content to risky interactions with strangers, the internet isn’t always kid-friendly. Without […]
Graduation Season: Protecting Young Adults from Cyber Threats
The diploma isn’t even framed yet, and hackers are already rolling out the welcome mat. The moment graduates start job hunting, their personal data becomes prime real estate for cybercriminals. Fake recruiters, phishing emails posing as HR, and password-stealing scams all ramp up as young professionals step into the workforce—often unaware they’re being targeted.
