Ransomware attacks are on the rise and small businesses are on the menu.  The 2023 State of Ransomware report from Malwarebytes Labs finds that the United States saw 1,462 attacks between July 1, 2022, and June 31, 2023. This accounted for 43% of all ransomware attacks around the world, with

Today’s organizations are being subjected to an ever-changing and ever-evolving threat landscape. In this ‘new normal,’ applying conventional strategies to challenges, such as ransomware, is no longer enough. It’s vital that IT teams, security teams, and members of the board know where to focus their enterprise security and resiliency efforts

In a world with rising cyber attacks, it is important to note that even if a security breach doesn’t result in a significant loss of user data, it can damage trust and lead to a loss of customers. In the face of sophisticated cyber threats like phishing, ransomware, supply chain

Cybercrime has become the number one money-making criminal activity worldwide, costing businesses $400B annually.* While there are many variations of cybercrime, there are a few common threats that business owners should be aware of. Learn more about these and how to protect your business. The broad definition of cyber crime

Each October marks Cyber Security Awareness Month, with the aim of enhancing cybersecurity awareness and cyber threats. This year, a big focus is social engineering attacks – among the most insidious and prevalent of these are phishing attacks, which aim to deceive people into disclosing sensitive information so that criminals