Why Annual Training Fails
In many organizations, employees reluctantly gather — in person or virtually — for a their annual cybersecurity training. They sit through structured sessions on phishing,Read More
Leave a commentIn many organizations, employees reluctantly gather — in person or virtually — for a their annual cybersecurity training. They sit through structured sessions on phishing,Read More
Leave a commentModern organizations depend on third parties for nearly everything. Cloud infrastructure, payroll, customer support, core business applications, development platforms. Over time, those dependencies can becomeRead More
Leave a commentOn July 12, we learned that the breach of Snowflake, a major cloud-data warehousing provider, had been far worse than previously imagined. We already knew that clients such as Advance Auto Parts, LendingTree, Ticketmaster, and Santander Bank had been impacted.
Valentine’s Day is a celebration of love and connection. But amidst the digital roses and virtual champagne, it’s important to remember that cybercriminals don’t take days off. They prey on vulnerabilities and emotions, and Valentine’s presents multiple opportunities.
Cyber Monday has become one of the busiest online shopping days, offering great deals and discounts to consumers worldwide. However, as the popularity of Cyber Monday continues to grow, so does the risk of falling victim to scams and fraudulent activities.
The holiday season brings both joy and stress–hopefully more of the former than the latter–and it also brings increased cybersecurity risks for businesses. By implementing the right strategies and partnering with trusted cybersecurity providers, businesses can strengthen their defenses and reduce the risk of cyber threats.
In roughly the amount of time it takes you to read this paragraph, some company somewhere will be hit by a ransomware attack. Estimates vary by source, but most researchers put the number at one ransomware attack every 10 to 14 seconds. Globally, cybercrime is projected to cost businesses more than $10 trillion (with a T) by 2025.
In a world that is increasingly digitized and interconnected, the importance of risk management cannot be overstated. Whether you are a business owner, an IT professional, or an individual user, understanding and effectively managing risks is paramount to safeguarding your assets and maintaining a secure online presence.
Despite the relentless efforts of cyber guardians, organizations often find themselves inadvertently making blunders that can lead to disastrous consequences. Some of the fixes are so simple, one wonders why everybody doesn’t do it.
Here at TMG, we’ve diagnosed a few reasons.
It was Christmas 2022, and a massive winter storm was causing problems across the United States. The difficult weather heaped not only snow and ice but misery and cancellations on airlines across the country. Still, few observers were prepared for the absolute catastrophe that occurred at Southwest Airlines, which found itself paralyzed, canceling more than 16,000 flights and stranding some 2 million passengers.