In June a popular file-sharing software amongst big-name companies likes Shell, Siemens Energy, Sony, several large law firms, a number of US federal agencies such as the Department of Health and more was hacked by Russia-linked cybercrime group Cl0p. Security Magazine reported that, to date, there are 138 known companies impacted by the breach, resulting in the personal information of more than 15 million people being compromised.
Back in May, the company MOVEit, a file transfer platform made by Progress Software, was compromised by a Russian ransomware operation called Cl0p. They used a vulnerability in Progress’s software that was unknown to exist at the time. Shortly after the attack was noticed, a patch was issued.
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In the fast evolving world of technology, business owners and managers like you are always on the lookout for the next big thing to give them a competitive edge.
Have you considered how AI tools might be able to help?
ChatGPT – or Generative Pretrained Transformer, if you want to get technical – has been making big waves all year.
In a recent interview discussing the tragic event involving the submersible vessel "Titan," James Cameron, the acclaimed director of the movie Titanic, who possesses extensive experience with underwater exploration, drew a disconcerting parallel between this catastrophe and the infamous Titanic disaster of 1912. Cameron, having conducted 33 successful dives to the Titanic wreckage site, emphasized the unsettling similarities between the two incidents.
In recent years, the rise of remote and hybrid work arrangements has led employers to seek effective ways to monitor their employees' activities to maintain productivity and deter potential abuse of the remote work privilege.
With the emergence of trends like "quiet quitting," "Bare Minimum Mondays," and "Try Less Tuesdays," some employees have been taking advantage of the flexibility of remote work to put in less effort.
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Browsing the web can be risky. It only takes one click on one bad link to put your business’s data at risk.
With cyber criminals constantly targeting businesses using automated tools, it's important to stay one step ahead with your online security.
When it comes to replacing your outdated computers or external drives, simply deleting data and discarding them can put your sensitive information at risk.
A recent study conducted by a data recovery specialist has revealed that millions of deleted files can be recovered from inadequately wiped hard drives that are sold online.
In an era where digital transformation dictates the pace of business, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a powerful catalyst, offering businesses unparalleled capabilities to improve productivity and profitability. As a business owner, you might be wondering, "How exactly can AI benefit my business?"
This article will guide you through practical ways AI can revolutionize your business, driving productivity and enhancing your bottom line.
It all began when a software update to the routers on Rogers national network went awry in the early morning hours of Friday, July 8th and ended up taking down the entire system, leaving millions of Canadians without access to cellphone, home or business Internet, and also affected Interac terminals and other business services.
Microsoft is warning all Windows 10 users that a previously unknown, and therefore unpatched, vulnerability is being exploited by cybercriminals. This is a new zero-day vulnerability and is rated as high (only one notch down from the top - critical) because it could allow an attacker to remotely execute code on a victim computer, and potentially take complete control of it.