Phishing is a scam where criminals try to get information or access through deception and trickery. Scammers will pretend to be a business or person you trust, or they may disguise their malware into something that looks innocent in hopes you’ll install it onto your…
All Microsoft 365 subscriptions come with Exchange Online Protection, which includes defenses against spam, viruses, and phishing that are enabled by default. For additional protection, you can configure optional policies available in all subscription types, and you can enable Defender for Office 365, a feature…
Bring your own device (BYOD) refers to a policy of permitting employees to use personally owned devices (laptops, tablets, and smartphones) to access company information and applications. BYOD continues to grow in popularity among businesses as a means to increase mobile and work from anywhere…
Ransomware is malicious software that blocks access to a computer or files until a sum of money is paid. Encryption should protect your data and files, but ransomware uses encryption to take files hostage, locking you out of your documents, photos, and videos. Plus, an…
In today’s collaborative, work-from-anywhere world, files containing your company’s sensitive information – whether it be confidential business data or customer records often leave the four walls of your office. An employee may download a file to a USB drive to work on it at home….