Category: IT Support

Hackers are now targeting one of the most common and trusted file types: PDF files. These files, often seen as safe and professional, are being used to deliver hidden threats. A recent report from Check Point Research found that nearly a quarter of dangerous email attachments are PDFs. That means many of the phishing emails […]

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Not long ago, a client asked me a great question. They wanted to know what mistakes I see business owners making most often when it comes to IT and cybersecurity. Honestly, it’s a long list. After years of working with companies of all shapes and sizes, the one thing I keep seeing is a lack […]

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Your team might be unknowingly opening the door to cybersecurity threats, and not just by clicking suspicious links or recycling passwords. A growing concern for many businesses is the use of unsanctioned apps and tools that fly under the IT department’s radar. This quiet risk is often called Shadow IT. It’s when employees use their […]

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Here’s a quick question for you. Which businesses do cybercriminals tend to target most often? If you immediately thought of large corporations with billion-dollar budgets, think again. While high-profile companies might grab the headlines, it’s small businesses that are more frequently in the crosshairs. Why? Hackers often believe these companies don’t have the resources to […]

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