Last year, healthcare organizations struggled to protect their networks and prevent hackers from accessing client healthcare information. In fact, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, millions of healthcare professionals and patients were affected by hack attacks in 2016. As you can see in the Department’s breach portal, a breach in one Los Angeles healthcare… Continue reading Healthcare Organizations: A Top Target for Hackers This Year
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Security Best Practice #5: Be Socially Aware
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Security Best Practice #4: Define, Educate & Enforce Policy
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Security Best Practice #3: Segment Your Network
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The Tips and Tricks to Safe Online Shopping
Let’s face it; the holiday season is busy for everyone, and with almost every retail store available with the click of a button, it’s hard not to be tempted by the idea of doing all of your holiday shopping online. With the number of phishing scams rapidly increasing, however, it’s important to remember that not… Continue reading The Tips and Tricks to Safe Online Shopping
Security Best Practice #2: Secure Every Network Entrance
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Scam of the Week: NEW App ID Theft
App ID Theft This month, the New York Times reported a new kind of identity theft, known as App ID theft, which mimics the most popular retail apps that are widely downloaded during the holiday season. These legitimate looking apps, found in Apple’s app store, are masqueraded as retail chains like Dollar Tree and Foot Locker, large… Continue reading Scam of the Week: NEW App ID Theft
Ten Ways To Protect Your Identity This Holiday Season
With the holiday season right around the corner, it’s more important than ever to protect yourself from identity theft. In fact, according to Javelin’s latest Identity Fraud Study, 13.1 million U.S. consumers were victims of identity fraud last year, many of which were targeted throughout the months of November and December. To prevent this from… Continue reading Ten Ways To Protect Your Identity This Holiday Season
Scam of the Week: Locky Ransomware Threatens Users Through Malicious Email Attachments
This month, reports of a new Locky Ransomware phishing scam have spread throughout the country. These emails warn of “credit card suspension” and “suspicious money movement” and prompt users to click an attached ZIP file, which contains a malicious JavaScript folder. Once an employee opens the file, the latest version of Locky Ransomware is downloaded… Continue reading Scam of the Week: Locky Ransomware Threatens Users Through Malicious Email Attachments
Scam of the Week: Tech Support Scammers Send Fake Windows BSoD
This week, Microsoft has detected a fake Security Essentials installer, similar to that of Windows products, that tricks victims into calling a phony company help center. The malware, now known as Hicurdismos, eliminates the computer’s Task Manager and hides the mouse cursor to prevent the user from exiting the fake blue screen of death (BSoD).… Continue reading Scam of the Week: Tech Support Scammers Send Fake Windows BSoD