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Mar
26

Your business could be at risk with outdated backup systems.


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Imagine that all of your critical business files have been locked by scammers who demand ransom in exchange for unlocking them.


Ransomware has become a growing threat for businesses around the globe.


Ransomware, a form of cyber attack, occurs when criminals access your system and encrypt its data, rendering it unusable and demanding payment (often cryptocurrency) for the key necessary to decrypt it.


Your data may never return even after paying ransom, which makes having an effective backup system one of your best protection measures.


Backups are copies that you store separately from your primary network in case something goes wrong, such as ransomware attacks or accidentally deleteing data. They...


Mar
16

8 Tips to Organise Your Devices to Maximise Productivity


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Everyday we rely on our devices for work, play and staying in touch - but these same devices may also hinder productivity.


This article will teach you how to organize your device and increase productivity.


Why is organizing my devices important?



Cluttered devices make life slower and harder to find; while having your devices properly organized will increase productivity and efficiency while helping reduce stress and save time.


What impact does clutter have on productivity?



Clutter can significantly limit productivity by taking up valuable time looking for files or slowing down computer performance, leading to frustration and ultimately leading to lower earnings.


What are the Advantages of Organizi...


Nov
01

Be Wary of Ransomware that Appearing as Windows Updates


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Imagine working on your computer when suddenly an alert from Windows Update pops up. Instead of dismissing it outright, however, you take action by installing what seems to be an official update - only to discover later that installing it infected your device with ransomware!


Herein lies the horror of cyber threats.


Cybercriminals are constantly devising new means of infiltrating systems. Cybercriminals encrypt data and leave victims no choice but to pay a ransom fee in order to decrypt it. Once ransomware has infected your system, there's nothing you can do other than pay or hire someone to remove malware (or install backup copies if possible).


"Big Head" ransomware is one of the latest ransom...


Oct
12

How to Combat SaaS Ransomware


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SaaS (Software as a Service) has revolutionized how businesses operate, offering convenience, scalability and efficiency - no longer do you have to drag software from device to device - cloud collaboration has made working together effortless for everyone involved.


SaaS can have its drawbacks. Software and data hosted online are more vulnerable to attack; ransomware has recently begun targeting cloud environments.


Ransomware attacks against computers, servers and mobile devices have long been ongoing. Recently however, there has been an alarmingly sudden upsurge in SaaS-based ransomware attacks.


Odaseva conducted a study in 2022 which found 51% of ransomware targeted SaaS services during March ...


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