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Breach Secure Now Appoints Tracie Crites as Chief Channel Officer
Cultivating Partnerships: Crites, Spearheads Channel Growth Breach Secure Now (BSN), a pioneering cybersecurity training and productivity company, proudly announces the appointment of Tracie Crites as the company’s new Channel Chief. This strategic move reiterates BSN’s commitment to elevating its channel strategy and advancing its mission to provide exceptional value to partners and clients. CEO Art […]
The Growing Influence of AI on Phishing Emails
A recent report has unveiled a significant and concerning trend in cybersecurity. The report, compiled by SlashNext Threat Labs, reveals a staggering 1265% surge in malicious phishing emails since Q4 2022. This annual report spans a 12-month analysis of threats across various channels, including email, mobile, and browsers, from Q4 2022 to Q3 2023. It […]
Recognizing and Defending Against Deepfake Scams
Small businesses, just like large corporations, can fall victim to deceptive tactics. If you haven’t yet heard about deepfake, read on and explore what these scams are and learn practical tips on how to recognize and defend against them. It is important to know in order to protect yourself and safeguard your business’s reputation and […]
20 Years of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) has come a long way since its inception in 2004. Over the past two decades, it has evolved into a vital campaign with a crucial role in educating and empowering individuals and organizations. This is especially true for small businesses. Let’s take a closer look at the 20 years of […]
Recognizing and Avoiding Text Phishing Scams
Phishing scams have become increasingly sophisticated and prevalent. One form that has gained traction is text phishing, or “smishing” (SMS phishing). This involves sending fraudulent text messages with the intent to deceive individuals into revealing sensitive personal information, such as passwords, credit card numbers, or social security numbers. These messages often appear legitimate, urging recipients […]
MGM Data Breach: A Reminder for Personal Cybersecurity
Technology permeates almost every aspect of our lives, and the security of our personal information is more crucial than ever. Recently the MGM data breach that was reported reminds us that we must proactively safeguard our sensitive data, for no entity can guarantee foolproof protection. According to the Reuters article, MGM, a renowned hospitality and […]
Establishing a Baseline for Cybersecurity Knowledge
The weakest link in any organization’s cybersecurity infrastructure is often its employees. To address this vulnerability, it is crucial to have a baseline understanding of where employees stand in terms of cybersecurity knowledge. This knowledge forms the foundation upon which effective training and comprehensive protection for the business can be built. Understanding the Baseline A […]
Cybersecurity in 2023: Weathering the Storm
This year so far in cybersecurity has seen a significant surge in cyber threats and breaches, underscoring the need for robust defenses and preparedness. The shifting landscape of cyber threats in recent years can be likened to a storm, gaining intensity and unpredictability. Understanding these shifts and the importance of adequately training the human workforce […]
Credential Stuffing
Credential stuffing is one of the latest tactics that cybercriminals are employing to exploit vulnerabilities and gain unauthorized access to your personal information. Let’s take a look at what it is, and how you can fight back. What is Credential Stuffing? Credential stuffing is a type of cyberattack in which cybercriminals use stolen or leaked […]
Healthcare Clients and Cybersecurity
Data breaches have become an all-too-common concern for businesses across every industry, and your healthcare clients are no exception. However, for these businesses that oversee patient data, the stakes are even higher. Healthcare organizations are entrusted with sensitive information, making them prime targets for cybercriminals. They must not only understand the magnitude of the threat […]
State of Data Breaches
Regular reports of data breaches and cyberattacks reinforce the urgency for organizations and individuals to be proactive against evolving threats. The latest report from IBM sheds light on the current landscape of data breaches, highlighting trends, causes, and potential safeguards. Let’s take a look at the key findings, and explore the implications for businesses and […]
Cybersecurity: Monitoring Your Credit
Your credit plays a pivotal role in your financial and cyber well-being. A strong credit history can unlock opportunities for better interest rates, favorable loan terms, and greater financial security. But it can also alert you to fraudulent activity against your identity. If a breach goes on unnoticed for some time, as it often can, […]
Safeguarding Your Business: The Proactive Path to Strong Cybersecurity
Being proactive when it comes to your cybersecurity program is far better than being reactive if and when a breach occurs. Doing it the wrong way is like locking the barn door after the horse has bolted. And taking a proactive cybersecurity program can save you time, money, and reputation in the long run. The […]
Back-to-School Cybersecurity Tips
As summer draws to a close and the back-to-school season ramps up, it’s a perfect time to review the importance of safeguarding children’s online presence. In an era dominated by social media and digital sharing, it’s crucial to be mindful of the risks associated with posting and sharing identifying information about your kids on these […]
NIST Password Standards
As most businesses rely heavily on technology to operate efficiently and serve their customers, we embrace the convenience of digital tools. It is crucial not to overlook one of the cornerstones of strong cybersecurity, password standards. Using strong passwords to safeguard sensitive information and prevent unauthorized access to your business accounts and data is critical. […]
QR Codes: A New Tool for Cybercrime
QR Codes. The versatile little black and white squares that we see everywhere. Advertising materials to event tickets, restaurant menus, and even on product packaging. While they undoubtedly offer convenience and efficiency, cybercriminals have also recognized the potential of QR codes as a tool for information theft and hacking. Let’s look at the methods used […]
A Rise in Ransomware & Phishing
So far in 2023, we have witnessed a concerning (but not surprising) rise in cyberattacks, particularly in the form of ransomware and phishing. And understanding the evolving tactics of cybercriminals is crucial for everyone. Ransomware These attacks are one of the most prevalent and damaging threats in the cyber landscape. Unlike other types of malware, […]
The Importance of Ongoing Training
Organizations of any size, and of all industries must adopt a proactive approach to protect their assets through a strong cybersecurity program. And an integral part of that is the significance of ongoing training for humans within this program. Let’s take a look at how this plays into the different facets of your defense. The […]
The Rising Threat of Cyber Attacks on the Legal Industry
The threat of cyber attacks looms large over businesses of various industries. And unfortunately, the legal industry is not immune to risk. Law firms face an increased risk of cyber attacks, and the consequences can be devastating. Here are some of the measures they can take to safeguard their sensitive client data and trust, and […]
AI-Powered Scams
The proliferation of scams and frauds leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to deceive unsuspecting individuals and organizations is, as expected, on the rise. As an MSP, it is crucial to continually remind your clients about the importance of staying aware and diligent, even when encountering seemingly legitimate information or requests. Understanding AI-Powered Scams It is important […]
The Danger of Disinformation
Disinformation refers to intentionally false or misleading information spread through various mediums, including social media, websites, and online forums. Its primary objective is to manipulate public opinion, exploit vulnerabilities, and create confusion among individuals. Disinformation can take many forms, such as fake news, rumors, fabricated images or videos, and conspiracy theories. And it plays a […]
FBI Cyber Division Issues PSA
Recently, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued a crucial Public Service Announcement (PSA) highlighting the growing concern of malicious cyber actors using deepfake technology to manipulate photos and videos for explicit content and sextortion schemes. It is essential to be aware of these threats and take proactive measures to safeguard yourself, your employees, and […]
Industry Events and Building Relationships
The success of any organization can heavily on the strategic relationships it forms. Within managed IT services, the partnership between a vendor and the Managed Service Provider (MSP) is crucial. Attending industry events provides an excellent opportunity to connect and foster collaborations that can drive growth, innovation, and overall business success. Staying Informed and Gaining […]
Reinforcing Cybersecurity Habits & the Dark Web
As an MSP it is crucial to continually emphasize to your clients the importance of understanding the dark web. It is important to educate what it is and how it plays a role in their business’s security. By taking proactive steps to protect them from data breaches with a comprehensive approach that addresses all of […]
Voice AI: A New Frontier for Cybercrime & Security
The rise of voice artificial intelligence (AI) has captured our attention and transformed the way we interact with devices. Voice assistants like Siri, Alexa, and Google Assistant have become ubiquitous, seamlessly integrating into our daily lives. However, as this technology advances, a new concerns arise for the potential of voice AI to become a gateway […]
Risk Factor Reminders
Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are always at risk to be a target for cybercriminals. And many still believe that their business is “too small” to be targeted by cybercriminals. Or that their employees are not a risk factor to their cybersecurity. However, the truth is that cybercriminals target SMBs because they are often easier […]
Healthcare Cybersecurity
As a Managed Service Provider (MSP), your healthcare clients rely on you to ensure their IT systems are secure and compliant with regulations. With the increasing threat of cyber-attacks, it is crucial to emphasize cybersecurity alongside HIPAA regulations to your healthcare clients. What is HIPAA? HIPAA compliance is a critical aspect of healthcare IT, and […]
The Different Types of Hackers
Understanding the many facets of cybersecurity includes an understanding of hacking. We hear the word hacker, and we immediately think of a character in a dark room, surrounded by monitors as code flashes on the screen where he or she is attempting to compromise a website or business. But that’s not always the case. What […]
The Importance of Cyber Liability Insurance
As a Managed Service Provider (MSP) or Small and Medium-sized Business (SMB) owner, you hopefully recognize the importance of cybersecurity. You have invested in security measures to prevent cyberattacks. However, even with the best defenses in place, a breach can still occur. In such a scenario, having a cyber liability insurance plan can be the […]
National Cybersecurity Strategy Released
The Biden administration recently announced the new National Cybersecurity Strategy for 2023. This strategy is aimed at safeguarding American infrastructure, businesses, and government agencies against the increasing threat of cyberattacks. The National Cybersecurity Strategy 2023 recognizes the need to address cybersecurity risks in a rapidly changing technological landscape. The strategy outlines four pillars that will […]
Cyberattack Fears Increase Among Americans
In what is perhaps a surprising bit of news, our fears have flipped. In fact, recent studies have shown that Americans are now more fearful of cyberattacks than they are of nuclear war. This shift in perception has significant implications for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), as they are particularly vulnerable to cybercrime. According to […]
Don’t Be Fooled by Scammers
Scammers don’t need a reason to take advantage of your trust. And they certainly don’t mind if you look or feel foolish. This April Fools, don’t be fooled by any of their attempts. Here are some tips to help you avoid falling victim to online impersonators: When entering personal information online, make sure you’re on […]
Cybersecurity Maturity Report 2023: An Overview
Cybersecurity is a critical concern for all organizations, regardless of their size or industry. Cyber threats continue to evolve, and the stakes for security breaches are higher than ever before. The Cybersecurity Maturity Report 2023, published by CyEsec, is a comprehensive analysis of cybersecurity maturity across various industries. The report analyzed data from over 500 […]
The Importance of Ongoing Cybersecurity Training
As most of us are aware, and especially in the tech industry, cybersecurity is a critical concern for businesses of all sizes. With the increasing number of cyber-attacks and data breaches, it’s more important than ever for businesses to prioritize ongoing cybersecurity training for their employees. Not only can a lack of training lead to […]
Chatbots and Human Error
Businesses face a range of challenges related to data security. The threats are ever-changing and evolving to offset our ability to recognize them easily. With human error at the top of the list of risk factors, employees giving away sensitive information is a challenge. The advent of large language models (LLM), chatbots, and other digital […]
What is CIRCA?
The Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act (CIRCA) is a mandate that requires companies to report any significant cyber incidents to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This aims to enhance the security of the nation’s critical infrastructure. This includes everything from power plants to financial institutions. While the mandate is primarily aimed at […]
The Importance of Ongoing Engagement & Marketing
As a managed service provider (MSP), your clients rely on you to keep their systems secure and running smoothly. However, it’s not enough to just provide your clients with a set-it-and-forget-it security solution. You need to create ongoing engagement and marketing to educate them on the importance of cybersecurity. And you need to maintain their […]
Mental Health Data for Sale
Mental health is for many reasons, a deeply personal and sensitive topic. It is something that many people are not comfortable discussing with even their closest confidants. Finding a trusted professional to help navigate these waters is invaluable. Online resources that include on-demand options continue to expand. This provides individuals with new ways to access […]
Beware of Romance Scams
‘Tis the season for love. And with it comes the opportunity for cybercriminals to pitch their romance scams. Millions of people fall victim to these fraudulent schemes every year. In a romance scam, a person posing as a potential romantic partner uses online dating websites, social media platforms, or other online channels to build a […]
Data Privacy Week
This week marked the annual Data Privacy Week. And we know that cybersecurity is critical when it comes to protecting data privacy and the integrity of information systems. Personal and corporate data are constantly at risk from malicious actors. A strong cybersecurity program is essential for safeguarding this data and maintaining the trust of customers, […]
The Responsibility of Cybersecurity
In the healthcare industry, HIPAA sets rules and regulations around the requirements of protecting patient data. But in the “rest of the world”, professionally speaking there are unspoken rules, but not the same type of enforcement program in place. A lawsuit might be considered the equivalent of a HIPAA fine – both damaging but perhaps […]
Phishing: Targeted Attacks
The threat of phishing remains prevalent in all aspects of digital life. Both personal and professional. But a recent deep dive by Mandient into the details of a more specific kind of attack that is on the rise. This shines a light on the threat of industrial-themed email attacks and how they can affect operational […]
Human Error
Major Impact Earlier this week the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced a nationwide ground stop of all flights. Approximately 9,000 flights were delayed, and over 1,000 flights were canceled. The reason why? The NOTAM system (short for Notice to All Air Missions), which is designed to provide real-time information to pilots and air traffic controllers […]
New Year’s Resolution: Train More
Which resolutions have you set for yourself in 2023? Let me guess: get fit, eat healthily, and hit the gym on a regular basis. These are good choices, but how about another way to incorporate training into your schedule? And this one may pay off in dollars saved, not pounds lost. Why Train? Cybersecurity training […]
Social Security Scams
Social Security Scams While many of us are taking time at the end of the year to enjoy our friends and family’s company and goodwill, cybercriminals are using it as an opportunity to scam people. One such opportunity comes with the end-of-year renewal of programs and policies. And Social Security scams are one of the […]
Last Minute Scams
Quick! Get to the store for that forgotten gift…order online and pay for overnight shipping…whatever it takes to get the gift in hand for the holiday ahead! We know the holidays are coming, but inevitably we are scrambling to get some things done at the last minute. And where there’s an opportunity, there’s a scam. […]
AI: Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is gaining popularity among everyday consumers like so many technologies, through social media. Just take a quick look in your newsfeed and you’re likely to see your friends in otherworldly scenarios they’ve created with Magic Avatars from Lensa. With over 4 million downloads in the first part of December, it’s clearly a […]
Holiday Scams
End of year wrap-up has many of us in a hurry. We rush to get our businesses buttoned up, our shopping done, and our tasks completed so that we can enjoy the time off. Along with our tendency to rush, is the feeling of merriment and goodwill, and we may assume everyone else is operating […]
Phishing
You are familiar with phishing. You’ve taught your clients and colleagues to be on alert for fraudulent emails. But are you changing your approach to education and training to match the sophistication of cybercriminals and their tactics? Smart Phishing Teaching effectively doesn’t necessarily mean endless bits of content and methodologies. It means that each lesson […]
Smart Shopper: Black Friday Scams
‘Tis the Season The unofficial official shopping season starts this week, and if there is a sale, there might be a scam close by. As the prices go down, so does our guard. We fear losing out on a deal and can act without thinking. A few quick reminders to stay cyber-safe. Fraudulent Websites Don’t […]
Healthcare Clients
When it comes to needing a strong cybersecurity program, don’t overlook the opportunity that the healthcare industry presents. There is a market here that MSPs should be focused on as a way to grow their business. Why Focus Here? Healthcare continually remains one of the largest targeted industries for cybercriminals. The payoff for a data […]
Social Media Reminders
Sloppy social media habits can lead to a compromise that extends beyond an individual’s personal account. Many people don’t realize that their login credentials tie them together with an invisible thread in the dark web. A hacked social account could lead to access to business credentials or more. Hackers 101 Being in IT, you’re familiar […]
Mobile Phone Spyware
Can your mobile phone be infected with malware? It sure can. You’re holding a small computer in your hand, and it can be susceptible to malicious software just like your laptop or desktop. Nuisanceware can be problematic when it is downloaded with other applications. Spyware can lead to stolen data, and one step up is […]
What is Deepfake
A deepfake is a portmanteau (more on that in a moment) of “deep learning” and “fake”. What is a portmanteau? It is when you take multiple words and combine them into a new word. For example, smog is a portmanteau of smoke and fog. So how exactly could deepfake affect you and your business? If […]
Breach Secure Now & Gradient MSP
Breach Secure Now is a partner-focused business. We work for the MSP community to provide them with the most comprehensive cybersecurity solutions for their clients. Gradient MSP also works with MSPs to provide the tools that integrate their solutions. The Right Partnership Because BSN was founded by an MSP for MSPs, we know the importance […]
Cybersecurity Awareness Month: See Yourself in Cyber
This month we celebrate National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. The year’s campaign theme of “See Yourself in Cyber” focuses on the individual. This collaborative effort is done to raise awareness between government and industry. It is overseen by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the National Cybersecurity Alliance (NCA) working together. The theme this […]
Cybersecurity Awareness Month
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month and Breach Secure Now is here to make sure that we get everyone involved in the cybersecurity ‘celebration’! Everyone – and we mean every single person needs to be aware of cybersecurity and the best practices that keep their world secure. The ripple effect of breached information can travel […]
MSP the Expert
Small businesses often make the mistake that they have to be cybersecurity experts to have strong security programs in place. Remind them that as their MSP, you can be their expert. The concern is often that learning how to protect their business will be overwhelming. One more thing to do. Or that they need to […]
Social Engineering In Action
Is social engineering that effective? Ask an Uber or Rockstar Games employee that question and you’ll likely hear a resounding yes. This effective mode of duping people within a targeted group or business was the method that one hacker used to hit both companies with a breach. Just how effective is it? In 2021, the […]
What Is a Botnet?
You may hear the word ‘bot’ used in conversations, especially around cybersecurity. But often we use it without really knowing exactly what it means or how it originated. The Players The term botnet is short for robot network. It describes a network of computers that are infected by malware. This malware is controlled by a […]
Cyberattack Increase Warning Issued for Schools
Back-to-school time is in full swing and imagine if the only threat that schools faced would be running out of tissues during sniffle season? Unfortunately, that isn’t the case. A cyberattack warning from the FBI, CISA, and MS-ISAC has been issued indicating that cybersecurity “attacks may increase as the 2022/2023 school year begins and criminal […]
Student Loan Scams
Student Loan Scams With the launch of the U.S. Student Loan Forgiveness program, there is an opportunity for students and other borrowers to benefit. Any scenario that puts millions of people in a target pool is ideal for hackers. Add to the scenario the list of questions and uncertainties and you have a recipe for […]
Ransomware as a Service
What is ransomware as a service? You’re likely familiar with software as a service (SaaS) but ransomware? What does that mean? First, let’s do a quick recap of what ransomware is. It is a type of malware that holds the victim’s files and folders for ransom. Through human error, the malware is deployed and encrypts […]
What Is Zero Trust?
Zero Trust Access Zero Trust, or Zero Trust Access, is the term applied to the strategy which assumes that you cannot trust the individual or device until verified. The good guys, the bad guys, and all devices are the same and should not be trusted automatically. Proof of trust is verified with credentials. The term […]
MSP: Leading by Example
As an MSP, your business is designed to serve your clients. That means fixing what breaks and preparing them for what might break. You encourage behaviors that eliminate the breaking altogether. As a Breach Secure Now partner, you’re likely approaching this from multiple angles. Ongoing training, social media reminders, and products that integrate with their […]
Back to School: Student Cybersecurity Tips
It’s back-to-school time, and no matter the age of the student, or the location of the school, there’s one class that everyone needs to pass. Smart cybersecurity habits need to be on all of our minds, and we can’t afford to fail. We’ve put together some reminders about staying safe online and with your technology. […]
The Human Element
With regard to technology, the Human Race is in an actual race to have the latest products and solutions integrated into our lives. We will stand in line for hours to be the first to have a new phone when it is released. Camp out on Black Friday to get a good deal on electronics […]
Cyber Insurance Liability
Misrepresenting yourself is easy to do in a world where many of our interactions exist online. Why not put that profile photo of yourself up at the gym from a few years ago when you actually went there regularly? You’ll eventually get back to working out. There’s no harm in it. Deceptive? Sort of. But […]
Summer Phishing
Remember when summertime meant easy days and more time to relax? In the hurriedness of today, those moments can feel like they are too far gone to recapture. Additionally, as an MSP, there are so many clients relying on you, that it can be difficult to take time for yourself. Enter Breach Secure Now We are […]
Strong Password Behavior
Strong password behavior is the foundation of many aspects of a cybersecurity program. There are still people that have the same password for all their accounts. As an MSP, you can’t be there when they create passwords to oversee the process. But you can enable measures that will force them to engage with good habits. […]
Dashboard Tag Filtering
Dashboard Tag Filtering Grouping items together with tags is an effective way to put order to the items that you write, collect, and store electronically. Tagging records allows you to label and group data in the same way. Breach Secure Now has built upon that approach with a new update for our partners! Our latest […]
Annual Training Now on Mobile Devices
We are excited to announce that our annual training is now mobile device ready! Your clients can now complete their full training courses just as they did on their desktop, but in a mobile format as well. What Does This Mean? You will now be able to offer your client’s users access to watch the […]
Breach Secure Now Integrates With CloudRadial
Since Breach Secure Now was founded by an MSP. We have strong roots in understanding our partners’ unique opportunities and challenges. We are proud to be a company that focuses our platform and solutions on the needs of the MSP community and its clients. How do we accomplish that? By continuously seeking partner feedback to […]
Pre-Employment Cybersecurity Assessment
Last year our team developed an innovative and one-of-a-kind security risk assessment, with a one-of-a-kind name. The Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment, or BECA, was released in December and has been successfully used by our MSP partners as both a prospecting tool for prospective clients and a relationship-building tool for their existing clients! Since then, our […]
What Is Malvertising?
Oxford Dictionary defines malvertising as ‘the practice of incorporating malware in online advertisements.’ Short for malicious software, or malware advertising, this is the practice of attacking viewers or consumers with fraudulent information that is inserted into sometimes (but not always) legitimate advertisements. How Does It Work Malvertising works in conjunction with the online advertising ecosystem […]
What Is Vishing?
Cybercriminal activity has many terms that are part of the mainstream vernacular. The dark web, breaches, and most people have heard of phishing, even if they don’t know how to recognize a fraudulent email. In fact, Google recently warned nearly 5 million people in a recent week about potentially harmful sites that they are about […]
Scam Alert: Interview & Job Scams
Scam Alert: Interview & Job Scams There are some topics that might seem irrelevant or not important when it comes to alerting your clients with regard to their online safety and cybersecurity. One of those might be about the process of looking at other jobs for a career change or simply to supplement their current […]
Increase Engagement & Awareness In Your Ongoing Training Program
Staying engaged and interacting with your clients just got easier. And in the cybersecurity realm, no one can afford to stay complacent and ‘forget’ just how integral smart and secure habits are when it comes to lowering your risk of a breach. You can’t be there onsite for your clients and calling them daily to […]
Initial Access Brokers: Who Are They?
Imagine if a locksmith created a key for your home or business, then sold a copy of that key to a burglar. They didn’t steal your belongings, but they provided access, making them integral to the process for it to occur. Initial Access Brokers (IABs) work in a similar fashion. The name says it all, […]
Removable Media & Cybersecurity
According to the United States Government Depart of Commerce National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), a removable media device or portable storage device is: “A system component that can communicate with and be added to or removed from a system or network and that is limited to data storage—including text, video, audio or image […]
Dangerous Malware Disguised as Antivirus Software
It is so easy to become complacent in our cybersecurity behaviors. But Android users should be given a shake this week and alerted to malware that is being deployed unknowingly by users who think that they are downloading anti-virus apps via the Google Play store. There were six different cases found to contain the Sharkbot […]
Compromised Data Comes in Many Forms 
No Big Deal Right? A friend recently mentioned an email that she received regarding an investment app that she had downloaded on her phone. The app was a way for her to play around and learn a little bit about investing, something that it seems many people leaned into during the pandemic. The notification […]
Tax Scams: What to Look Out for This Season
Many of us dread this time of year for the obvious reason …tax time can be well, very taxing. Add to the challenge of it all, that many of us are working from home, and find ourselves in a whole new and unfamiliar scenario of what we can claim as a tax write-off. We’re all […]
MVP: Most Valuable Player
Look Beyond Technology and Put People First If you think of business as if it were a sports team, you can have a top-notch facility (or fancy office space), stylish uniforms, and the best fan base (or clientele list) around, but if your players don’t show up for each game, you’ll never have a winning […]
Game Plan: Building a Strong Security Posture Within a Team
Sports fans undoubtedly have their favorite teams. Sometimes we pick them based on the mascot, hometown, or because they were “my dad’s favorite growing up”. But just because you have a favorite team, it doesn’t mean that you don’t have respect for other franchises or organizations. These are the teams that are often “drama-free”. They […]
Nothing But InterNET – How to Explain the Dark Web
As an MSP, your clients know you’re there to “take care of the computers”. The scenario is often (but not always) that they have their job to do, and you’ll hear from them when there’s an issue that prevents that from happening. Regardless of their level of insight or knowledge of technology, they likely know […]
It’s Game Time – Shoot, Score, Win!
Participation in just about any group activity, from sports to dancing, to delivering presentations, is usually accompanied by one phrase that’s applicable across the board: practice makes perfect. If you prepare for what may or may not happen, the likelihood increases that you will respond in a more successful manner. But, when discussing a strategy […]
BSN Wrapping Up a Month of Love!
Well, today wraps up the month of February and the celebration of our love about being a part of an incredible community of MSPs and channel vendors dedicated to cybersecurity. During the month of February, we shared some serious love for our partners, and really enjoyed seeing all of you that shared your #BSNLove on […]
Partnerships We Love: Breach Secure Now and Inskyber
We take thee for better or for worse, in good times and in bad, in sickness and in health…we will be there for you in your time of need…. ah, the familiar words we hear as two parties engage at the beginning of their road together. You’re in it together and promise to stand by […]
What We Love to Do at Breach Secure Now
Find something you love to do, and you’ll never have to work a day in your life. Whether or not you have heard that exact quote before, it likely will resonate with all of us. Loving what you do means that you have fervor for finding answers, are delighted at discovering different ways to approach […]
BSN Seeking MSP
Everyone is doing it, right? It seems every day we see one successful match-up after the other on our newsfeed from Instagram to Facebook, and everywhere in between. And since it is now February, the month known for celebrating perfect partnerships, we thought, hey, let’s put ourselves out there! Tell Me a Little Bit About […]
Breaking Down the Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment – Working Remotely
Our recent launch of the Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment provides MSPs with a new tool to add to their prospecting and baseline risk detection efforts. As an MSP, it gives you the opportunity to show prospects and clients that human security plays a key role in protecting their organization and that without proper ongoing training, […]
Breaking Down the Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment – Social Media
Our recent launch of the Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment provides MSPs with a new tool to add to their prospecting and baseline risk detection efforts. As an MSP, it gives you the opportunity to show prospects and clients that human security plays a key role in protecting their organization and that without proper ongoing training, […]
Breaking Down the Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment – Password Hygiene
Our recent launch of the Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment provides MSPs with a new tool to add to their prospecting and baseline risk detection efforts. As an MSP, it gives you the opportunity to show prospects and clients that human security plays a key role in protecting their organization and that without proper ongoing training, […]
Breaking Down the Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment – Handling PII
Our recent launch of the Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment provides MSPs with a new tool to add to their prospecting and baseline risk detection efforts. As an MSP, it gives you the opportunity to show prospects and clients that human security plays a key role in protecting their organization and that without proper ongoing training, […]
Breaking Down the Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment – Phishing
Our recent launch of the Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment provides MSPs with a new tool to add to their prospecting and baseline risk detection efforts. As an MSP, it gives you the opportunity to show prospects and clients that human security plays a key role in protecting their organization and that without proper ongoing training, […]
Breaking Down the Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment – General Cybersecurity Knowledge
Assessment Overview Our recent launch of the Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment provides MSPs with a new tool to add to their prospecting and baseline risk detection efforts. As an MSP it gives you the opportunity to show prospects and clients that human security plays a key role in protecting their organization and that without proper […]
Introducing the Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment
Is it good or bad news to know that ransomware and phishing are no longer terms that need further explaining to most people? Yes, it is favorable when you’re trying to explain how important a cybersecurity plan is for your clients to have – you don’t necessarily need to start at the beginning when it […]
2022 Cybersecurity Budgets
Let’s talk end of year! Cybersecurity budgets vary across businesses, with some spending millions of dollars each year and others only a small fraction of that. But no matter the size of your client’s cybersecurity budget, there are a few key steps you can take to make sure it’s effective. Help Your Clients Identify Their […]
Cybersecurity Agents Unite!
It’s holiday blockbuster season! The time of year when the big screens are full of movie releases that are expected to pull in the crowds that want to watch Marvel and DC Comic heroes unite to save the world. They come from all realms to fight the dark forces that threaten humanity. Together they will […]
How to Create an Incident Response Plan
We often discuss the proactive approach that you should take when it comes to cybersecurity. Security risk assessments will identify the gaps, ongoing training will help to strengthen the human risk factor, and tools like Catch Phish will keep the team engaged and learning along with those training programs. But the fact is, you can’t […]
Black Friday Scams
Don’t Be Scammed By a Turkey It’s Thanksgiving week and that also means that the holiday season has officially started for most of us. And just the holiday season of our youth, as in summer vacation from school, this is the time of year when we as adults tend to put our feet up and […]
Do Your Healthcare Clients Need an Annual Checkup?
Do Your Healthcare Clients Need an Annual Check-Up? As a Managed Service Provider, you’re in the business of keeping other businesses running. Which vertical they are in, or what products and services they provide may not be the most pressing detail. Unless you’re talking about healthcare. There are two common views when it comes to […]
IT Nation Week
‘Tis the season for gathering with friends and family and this year feels especially special because of the limited human interaction we’ve had over the past year. Or is it years now? It feels like years. While Thanksgiving is just around the corner, the type of gathering we are referring to is IT Nation in […]
Reasons to Perform a Security Risk Assessment
Performing a Security Risk Assessment (SRA) is one of the things that Managed Service Providers can utilize as a way to solidify their client relationships and grow their business. Offering it to existing clients is a way of showing your value as well as helping them to strengthen their security posture. You can engage with […]
Five Takeaways from Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Who’s Ready to Go? As Cyber Security Awareness Month comes to an end this week, don’t let the momentum you’ve created dwindle or diminish. Take the foundation of awareness that you’ve been establishing with your existing and new clients and keep on building! Are you feeling unsure about how to keep it going, or uncertain […]
Keep the Awareness & Momentum Going Year-Round!
When the national campaign for cybersecurity awareness ends on October 31st, the need for diligence doesn’t go away with it. Since a critical aspect of your job as an MSP is to keep your clients safe and secure, you’ll inevitably benefit from keeping the momentum going! Keep your clients aware of the risks and threats […]
MSPs Should Make Everyday Cybersecurity Awareness Day!
It Starts at Home With October being designated National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (CSAM) by the National Cyber Security Alliance and the United States Department of Homeland Security, we are seeing promotional material from a variety of public-facing businesses. Everyone from our banks to our credit cards to the grocery store is promoting it on their […]
Cybersecurity Awareness Month Resources for MSPs
Cybersecurity Awareness Month is the perfect time to “shine a light” on the ways that your clients can be aware of the threats that they face when it comes to cybersecurity, as well as provide ways to mitigate the risk factors that can allow cybercriminals easier access. In addition to our very own marketing toolkit […]
Texas Cybersecurity Update
If you’re in Texas, you’ll want to take note of a recent law that took effect on September 1, 2021. Governor Greg Abbott signed House Bill 3746 that has amended the state’s data breach notification law. The original law, Business and Commerce Code 521.053 established requirements for businesses around “any breach of system security” that […]
Cybersecurity Awareness Month Toolkit
The work of an MSP is often taken for granted – until something goes wrong. And then you are the first phone call that a client makes and it’s a hurry up and rush scenario. At Breach Secure Now, our partner-focused mission is the foundation for all that we do. Our founder Art Gross was […]
Class is Canceled
This past week Howard University had to cancel classes due to “unusual activity on the University’s network”. As a result, their Enterprise Technology Services (ETS) team shut down the school’s classes for the day to investigate the situation which they identified as a ransomware attack. This incident brought to light the consideration of how deep […]
Inside Threat
The threat to a business from outside perpetrators is very real when it comes to cybercrime. But sometimes the threat comes from within, and it is even harder to detect or prevent in the first place. Why would someone try to intentionally hurt the very company that provides them with a paycheck? The reasons vary, […]
Collective Action Against Cybercrime
Last week the President met with leaders in the private sector as well as those in education to discuss the need to address cybersecurity threats to the nation and efforts needed across the board. The increase in incidents and the ongoing threat of attack is something that transcends all the invisible borders that we put […]
Cellular Breach
Last week we saw the mobile phone carrier T-Mobile fall victim to cybercriminal activity when a hacker accessed the personal data of their users. They learned of the breach via claims that were made on an online forum. This led to an investigation and hiring of cybersecurity experts to help with the situation. They have […]
Why You Should Do a Security Risk Assessment
You can’t fix what you don’t know is broken. And that in a nutshell sums up why you need to do a security risk assessment (SRA) when it comes to a business and addressing their cybersecurity needs. But of course, there is more to the story, that’s simply the headline. As an MSP, you want […]
Trends in Cybercrime
Trends come and go and keeping up with them when it comes to pop culture or fashion might be challenging, but when it comes to cybercrime, you’ll likely never be ahead of the hackers. Their ability to adapt their tactics and tailor them to be more effective is constantly changing – and nearly impossible to […]
Vacation Cyber Safely
With summertime in full swing, many of us are heading out on vacations that are long overdue. Whether you’re visiting family, friends, the mountains, or the beach, be “shore” to travel with smart cyber habits that will keep you and your loved ones protected in ways that can’t be fixed with that first aid kit […]
Why Is Healthcare Such a Target?
Last week, we discussed the opportunity that is present to best support your healthcare clients, the importance of those organizations being HIPAA compliant, and how cybersecurity comes into play in healthcare. This week, we’re taking an even deeper dive into healthcare cybersecurity to answer the question, Why Is Healthcare Such a Target for Cybercrime? We […]
Healthcare and Cybersecurity
As Managed Service Providers, you likely look at the world through ‘tech-colored glasses’. While your business may focus on one vertical, in general, you’re able to support a business regardless of what they do or where their focus is, because you see them as a client with a technical infrastructure that you support. What they […]
Two Questions About Ransomware That Every MSP Should Ask Clients
1. What would you do if a ransomware attack impacted your business for more than 2 weeks? Most MSPs are really good at backing up and restoring data. That is a core service that MSPs provide to their clients. It would be natural for a client to minimize the impact of downtime of a ransomware […]
The Ransomware Gamble
Being on guard can be exhausting in any situation. Learning behaviors that can offset the risk of danger can help, but it isn’t always a failsafe solution. Such is the case with ransomware. You need to know the signs to look for when it comes to dangerous links in phishing emails, attachments that seem like […]
Evolution Is a Process
In the past year, we’ve all seen how changes can be thrown at us unexpectedly. We are presented with the need to evolve and grow in ways that can sometimes feel uncomfortable, or even rushed when the landscape that we work within changes. Despite how it may feel at the time, this is usually a […]
Bringing More Than Your Laptop Back to the Office
Working from home. It was fun while it lasted for many of us. Some people are scrambling to get back to the office to escape makeshift dining room desks that compete with family life and chaos, or just crave the social interaction and other structure that office environments provide. You might be in a combination […]
Getting the Message Out There
The three largest network morning news shows are often what Americans have on in the background as we get ready for work or school. You’ll find the headlines, pop culture, and maybe some shopping bargains from time to time. They generally cover the top stories of the day but are not known for their likelihood […]
Cyber Insurance
As an adult, it is likely that you’re at least carrying one insurance policy. Life, renters, auto, home…. In fact, it is very likely that you have multiple policies that provide coverage for each and every aspect of your life. This coverage continues beyond your “stuff” and into your well-being with health insurance. While needed […]
Build A Human Firewall In Minutes!
All of the minutes add up! There’s a lot to do when it comes to keeping up with multiple clients who are often in “crisis mode” or reacting to things that they might not understand, which can lead to panic. You need to have solutions that deploy quickly and do the job right the first […]
Down the Pipeline
Just as it seemed we might be seeing clear skies ahead in terms of the pandemic, another dark cloud began to rise on the horizon. The Colonial Pipeline breach hit the news and many people began to panic. We were all too familiar with uncertainty of the future and last year’s toilet paper rush was […]
Guest Blog: Network Design Consultants
This week we welcome Scott McClain, owner of Network Design Consultants as he discusses his experience as an MSP with healthcare clients and how his partnership with Breach Secure Now has contributed to that. After speaking with dozens of medical professionals, we realized the lack of understanding and confusion surrounding HIPAA Compliance. We also have […]
Not Much to Smile About
SmileDirectClub (SDC) is a business that offers teledentistry services throughout the world. They produce and sell transparent retainers that fix crooked teeth in the way that traditional braces work. With 60-75% of people in need of their services, they are poised for long term success, with a large audience of potential patients. Sure, there is […]
Updating Software
It’s that little alert on your desktop. The “upgrades available” indicator when you check your computer. Or when your smartphone tells you that it’s going to update later while you’re sleeping, and you defer it to another time. What if you miss an email or a text? Nah, you don’t need to do that update, […]
Normalizing Breaches
In August of 2019, Facebook was the victim of a data breach that compromised information from 533 million people from 106 different countries. Why is this in the news now? Because the breach was addressed in a recent email from Facebook management, and that email was accidentally sent to a Belgium-based news outlet and, in […]
Cryptocurrency 101
Cryptocurrency is a term that we hear all of the time, but many of us don’t seem to fully grasp what it is, and how it works. We’ll take a look at it from a high level to provide some understanding. Why? Well, it isn’t going away, and it only seems to be gaining popularity. […]
Mobile Threat
Verizon recently released their 2021 Mobile Security Index report, and in it they summarize their research findings by looking at 856 IT professionals. These are the people that buy, secure, and manage the mobile and internet of things (IOT) devices for their companies. In a year of firsts and unexpected experiences, what did they find? […]
Check Yourself
At this time of year, we all risk resembling Charlie Brown waiting on his Valentine in the mailbox. Has my check arrived? Is it in the mailbox? Perhaps you’re waiting on stimulus checks or tax refunds. But along with the hint of spring flowers, there is mailbox optimism in the air for many of us. […]
Human Aspect of Security
It can be so frustrating to try to convince people that we “know better” than they do. Especially when it comes to health or safety right? You want them to know so that you can protect them! It’s like parenting, they need to make mistakes to learn, but nothing too catastrophic. Cybersecurity is not too […]
The Hacker Got Hacked
WeLeakInfo was a data breach site that offered paid subscriptions to users who could then access their searchable database which contained stolen records. This now defunct site contained 12.5 BILLION records of data that was illegally obtained through various means. This included names, phone numbers, addresses, passwords, and email addresses. Cybercriminals used this site as […]
A Sigh of Cyber Relief
The passing of the recent COVID-19 relief Bill last week includes funding that will be set aside to address cybersecurity concerns and a rise in the issues that have increased as a result of the pandemic. As we often say when the topic can become divisive or political, regardless of which side you stand on, […]
Hoop Hack Attack
There’s a March Madness of a different kind that happens each year during this time of tournaments: the onslaught of phishing emails that users fall for over and over again. With pools that take place in our offices, among friends, or to the individual who wants to join a group online, hackers are handed a […]
Ring a Ding Ding
Your phone rings once. The number looks familiar, same area code, same exchange as your local area, so you pick it up. Hello? No one responds on the other end of the line. You repeat “hello?” and it feels like a bad connection or that they can’t hear you on the other end, so you […]
To the Moon!
Are you familiar with the United States Space Force (USSF)? This branch of the US Air Force military was established in recent years to protect and secure space, just as it does for air, land, and sea with other branches. This past week in the news, it was announced that Space Force was hiring or […]
Unemployment Scams
We tend to not ask too many questions and let things slide when we aren’t certain about the situation. Is that normal? Should that happen like that? I guess so. I don’t really know. I mean, it seems ok?? And as with all things related to COVID-19, there’s an air of uncertainty that hasn’t left […]
Heartbreak of a Different Kind
Dating or cultivating relationships is hard enough, let alone trying to do it successfully during a pandemic. You’re putting your heart in the hands of the internet gods and trusting that they will guide you safely along the corridors of the unknown and unseen. Don’t get us wrong, online dating is the way that many […]
Degree of Awareness
This week a friend shared a story about her college-aged daughter Jane and her recent experience in finding a job. She is in graphic design and has a portfolio, so when she came across a well-known company that creates sports-branded gear that was hiring, it was something she wanted to pursue. She sent them her […]
A Quick Refresher
As we move ahead, taking advantage of the energy of the new year and work to get our annual plans moving, sometimes rushing to get a lot more done than usual since we now know the unexpected is all that can be expected, let’s have a quick refresher. On what, you ask? Smart, safe, and […]
Cy-BURN-out
New normal. Our new reality. The various ways that we describe everyday life in the time of a global pandemic. It means a lot of change, in a lot of ways, for a lot of people. While parenting is definitely more challenging when it comes to managing to homeschool and work from home at the […]
Cybersecurity Trends for 2021
Bell bottoms, neon colors…kale…trends come, and trends go, and generally, we’re not one to care much about what’s in style, but cybersecurity trends? That’s one we can get behind and think that there can never be enough of! So, what can you expect to see as both a consumer, employee, employer, business owner or just […]
You Know Better
The end of the year in the usual circumstances brings about reflection even if it hasn’t given us challenges to face or decisions to look back on. This year was one of extraordinary circumstances, and while the situation was unprecedented, the summary of what transpired lends itself to the age’s old advice: Preparation is key. […]
Home Security
When establishing a safe environment at home, we put locks on the doors, latches on the gate, and home security systems that keep uninvited visitors out, and alert us to any intruders otherwise. What we see is what we address – as is the case with most things and situations. But hidden somewhere in your […]
Incoming Cybersecurity Leadership
Regardless of whichever way you lean politically, the recent announcement of a few incoming Presidential government staff appointments is hopefully good news to those who know the importance of strong cybersecurity. Why? Because these individuals come with a collective history of working in the industry. This means that there won’t be any lag time in […]
Lemons to Lemonade
Let’s try to make lemonade out of these lemons we keep getting with COVID-19. Yes, there is an uptick in the number of cases and yes, it appears we are heading towards additional restrictions and lockdowns in various ways. One of two things has likely happened, you started working from home and are still there; […]
Stimulus Scam
With the election season winding down, and a new administration announcing plans for the future, there will be another factor that contributes to the uncertainty of our times. (When does the list of uncertainties stop growing, I wonder?) And again, we find hackers and cybercriminals in a power position to take advantage of our uncertainty […]
Security Skill Shortage
As the need for cybersecurity awareness increases across the entire business landscape, so does the need for strong programs and a trained and competent workforce. This affects everyone in at least two ways. First, you need to have a designated leader in place who facilitates the program, and second, you need to ensure that the […]
Safe Voting
There’s a lot to talk about in the political world right now. In the United States, we’re on the cusp of a huge election and the opinions are strong. We aren’t here to discuss that side of politics; we’re here to look at how cybersecurity factors into this election process and how it affects all […]
Vote for Cybersecurity
No, this is not a political post. In fact, we know that there are some topics that don’t even merit an effort to try to discuss. They’re important, but differing opinions each hold their own value. But when it comes to cybercrime, we should all be a united front. There is one choice, and that […]
Smart Appliances & Cybersecurity
And so, the season starts. Which one is it that we’re referring to? Cyber Monday, Black Friday, Prime Day…all of these sales tend to lean towards exceptional deals on electronics, and today that means the “smartest” of appliances are being purchased and set up in our homes. By getting the latest and greatest, are we […]
We Don’t Negotiate
The United States government has been known to take a stand of ‘we don’t negotiate with terrorists’ when it comes to discussions of ransom. Whether this has 100% certainty to it can be argued in more ways than we care to discuss here. What we do know for certain is that this week, the government […]
Cybersecurity Awareness Month
October kicks off 2020’s cybersecurity awareness month, and if this year has given us any type of certainty, it’s that smart cyber practices are a necessity. The uncertain, the unexpected, and the unknown all allow for hackers to gain our trust, and eventually access, into our personal and professional records without knowledge or permission. Phishing […]
Home Office Security – Never Too Late to Evaluate
We are past the point of whether or not working remotely, or from home, is something we are unsure of. It is likely our permanent setup, or at the very least, a long term one that we need to move forward with and in confidence. These recommendations should be for readers who find themselves in […]
It Was to Be Expected
We knew that any type of newsworthy topic was going to give cybercriminals so much opportunity – and COVID-19 gave them so much bang for the buck. Just because this was something affecting the world in a detrimental way would never be reason enough for hackers to take a break. They were going to take […]
Tell Me About Yourself
You can’t help someone effectively if you don’t know the details of their situation. So how can you determine what your clients need if you are not aware of what they are looking to achieve, the problems that they are trying to solve, or their behavioral tendencies when it comes to decision making? Does this […]
Community Effort
The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) division announced a final directive this week that requires all individual federal civilian executive branch (FCEB) agencies to “develop and publish a vulnerability disclosure policy (VDP) for their internet-accessible systems and services and maintain processes to support their VDP.” Identified as the Binding […]
End User End Game
The conversation around selling your services can get uncomfortable for a variety of reasons. We all have our own beliefs as to how we should be doing it, and few people want to acknowledge that they might be doing it wrong. Start with marketing. Get your name out there, have a call to action, and […]
Impersonation Nation
Business Email Compromise (BEC) is not a new term. BEC scams have been growing in popularity for some time now. If you’re not familiar with BEC, it’s when a fraudulent email is sent to a company or individual, and the email appears to be from a legitimate business resource or person, often varying from the […]
Dark Economy
“This pandemic is great for my business!” said very few people. Unless you’re a hacker. And then it’s likely that business is booming. We don’t think of cybercriminals as businesspeople. We tend to think they are individuals lurking about in hoodies in their basement. Quite the opposite – or so we have found through investigations […]
Is Punishment Proper?
The emphasis on smart cybersecurity practices is vital. As professionals in the IT industry, we know this, we work to ensure policies and procedures are in place that keep the topic at the forefront of every business we support and work within. But while training employees to learn these behaviors is important, there is one […]
Don’t Forget Me
It is easy to get left behind if you become less interesting. No, we aren’t talking about your friends or your childhood toys, although that does happen. We’re talking about YOU. Yes, don’t leave yourself behind. What? How? Explain! Remember your MySpace account? Or when your significant other wanted you to create a TikTok account […]
Scare Tactics
It should hardly come as a surprise to anyone that cybercriminal activity has surged in 2020. By May of this year, the number of reported attacks had already come close to the total for 2019 according to the federal government. With the onset of COVID-19, there were a plethora of new opportunities for cybercriminals to […]
Before & After
Imagine if you had two emails that were worth a million dollars each. You would do everything that you can to protect those emails and ensure that no one deleted them. You would back them up, have multiple copies in place so that if you lost those emails, you would have a quick way to […]
Marketing Magic
Marketing Magic Having an in-house marketing team is not always possible for small businesses. Also, it can be difficult to maintain an ever-growing and ever-changing list of vendors and products to market. As a Managed Service Provider you face the struggle of not only supporting your clients full time but also carrying the full-time weight […]
Changing Landscape
We all knew that the world was going to be forever changed when the World Health Organization declared a global pandemic earlier in 2020. Just how much it was going to change was unseen – and remains unclear as each day brings new challenges for each city, state, and household in our country. As a […]
Small Business, Big Risk
There is no way to emphasize enough, just how important it is for small businesses to be prepared for a cyberattack. But according to a recent survey by the Wall Street Journal Pro Research of 400 companies and their security officers, many companies are not taking it seriously enough to improve their readiness and risk […]
Cybersecurity for Lawyers
Legal Cybersecurity In the world of law, continuing legal education (CLE) credits, or minimum continuing legal education (MCLE) credits, are ongoing professional education credits for attorneys that take place after their initial admission to the bar. These are available to American Bar Association (ABA) members in a continually growing library that can be accessed online […]
Focus On the Flaws
There are gaps in cybersecurity and the level of risk awareness as most of us work from home right now. And if heading back to an office environment happens for some, it isn’t going to be the majority of workers, at least anytime soon. With reports of productivity being higher from the work-from-home structure, many […]