Windows 7 is still being used by many companies, despite it being in its final year of life. If your business is running this software, here is what you need to consider.
Blackmail Emails Are Being Sent to the Workplace
Blackmail emails that were previously sent only to personal accounts are now being sent to business accounts. Find out what the emails are saying so you can be prepared in case you receive one.
The 4 Riskiest US Airports in Which to Use Free Wi-Fi
Using free Wi-Fi at airports is convenient but potentially dangerous. Find out which airports are the most risky and learn how to mitigate the risks.
HP Announces Recall of additional Notebook Computer Batteries
On January 17 2019, HP announced an expansion of its ongoing worldwide voluntary recall and replacement program for certain notebook computer and mobile workstation batteries which was announced in January 2018. The potentially affected batteries may have been shipped with specific HP ProBook (64x G2 and G3, 65x G2 and G3, 4xx G4 (430, 440, 450, 455, and 470)), HP …
Two PHP Versions Are Being Terminated, Putting Millions of Websites at Risk
In December 2018, PHP 7.0 and 5.6 are reaching the end of their lifecycles. Find out what PHP is and why it is so important to upgrade it.
Small and Midsized Businesses Continue to Be Common Targets in Ransomware Attacks
Ransomware attacks are still common and costly for small and midsized businesses. Discover how cybercriminals usually deliver these attacks and how to defend against them.
Make Sure Your Windows 10 Computer Is Ready for Feature Updates
It is important to install Windows 10’s feature updates when they are rolled out. Toward that end, it helps to be prepared for them. Learn about two important preparations you should make.
Thousands of WordPress Websites Hijacked
Cybercriminals hijacked thousands of WordPress websites in September 2018. Learn how hackers carried out these attacks and what you can do to protect your business’s website.
1 Out of Every 101 Emails Is Sent by a Hacker
Does your business receive hundreds of emails each day? If so, there is a good chance some of them have been sent by hackers. Find out how to protect your business from malicious emails.