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As the pandemic relief and stimulus checks begin to head out, the threat of phishing attacks targeting Social Security beneficiaries is deemed to rise. This is because a similar spike was observed last year...

This March, we saw two more healthcare providers pay a fine to settle HIPAA investigations into their Right of Access practices. Arbour Hospital, Massachusetts and Village Plastic Surgery, New Jersey have...

If you are being treated unfairly at work, and if you’re sure that it’s because of your race, gender, or national origin, then it’s urgent that you learn about harassment, and what the law has to say about...

In a positive development, last week, MITRE unveiled a ransomware resource center for the healthcare sector. The online resource aims at aiding healthcare organizations to prepare against ransomware attacks. But, would...

Finally, Microsoft has released the Exchange mitigation tool that small businesses can use to protect against attacks on their emailing service. The tool would help mitigate the risk of your business falling victim to...

Last week, we learned that Npower, one of the largest energy firms in the UK, has been hit by fraudsters. As per the news, the criminals managed to hack into some customer accounts, and stole their financial and...

Within a quarter of US businesses and government agencies being rocked by the SolarWinds cyberattack, another major attack on US businesses via Microsoft’s Exchange Server has come to light. This time, cybercriminals...

Have you ever received emails offering lucrative deals in your business inbox? Such as, offers of mortgage refinance, work-from-home jobs, or a cut of unemployment benefits issued in your name. Security teams have noted...

Don’t expect the task of securing your office network to become easier anytime soon. Security analysts predict an escalation in ransomware and malware attacks on office networks in coming months. A similar...

In 2020, all businesses recorded a troubling increase in attacks on work-from-home employees. Security firms note that criminals made more than 29 billion attacks on people using remote desktop during the year. A 768%...

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