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Cybersecurity threats continue to rise each year, however, most attacks don’t happen because a system was broken, they happen because a person was tricked.

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In today’s hybrid workplace, your team works may work on a variety of devices like personal and business owned laptops and phones. That flexibility is great for productivity, but it also means your business data now lives on devices you don’t fully control.

Online ads are everywhere. But not all ads are legitimate. A recent Reuters investigation revealed that major platforms are earning significant revenue from fraudulent ads designed to impersonate real brands, steal information, or distribute malware.

Most organizations know cybersecurity is important, but may not know where to start or how to measure whether what they’re doing is “enough.” That’s where cybersecurity frameworks come in.

Safe Links, a feature included in many Microsoft 365 licenses like Business Premium, has become an important layer of protection for modern businesses.

See how OneDrive and Google Drive protect your Desktop and Documents folders, enable real-time collaboration, and use version history to guard against ransomware.

Free Gmail or Outlook accounts put your business at risk. Discover why professional email with your domain protects your brand and data.

Would you answer a Teams call that looked like it was from “Microsoft Support”? Many people would and that’s exactly what threat actors are counting on. As Microsoft Teams has become central to business communication, it’s also becoming a new tool for cybercriminals. Attackers are now using free  or trial  Teams accounts to impersonate trusted organizations such as Microsoft, internal IT staff, or vendors to initiate fraudulent calls and gain access to company resources. The

With every new SaaS application comes another username and password and more opportunities for mistakes, weak credentials, or account fatigue. That’s where Single Sign-On (SSO) comes in to help.

October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the perfect time for businesses to pause and make sure their technology and data are protected