Imagine waking up one morning, turning on your computer, and discovering that all your crucial files—everything from customer data to financial records—are locked. Then, a chilling message appears demanding a ransom to unlock them.

This scenario encapsulates ransomware.

The notorious Xenomorph Android malware, previously targeting European banks in 2022, has re-emerged, now focusing on Canadian banks, financial entities, and cryptocurrency wallets. ThreatFabric, a cyber security firm, has identified it as one of the most sophisticated and perilous Android malware variants.

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You might think that your younger employees are more tech-savvy and cyber-aware than their older counterparts. But you'd be wrong.

A new study reveals a surprising twist in the tale of cyber security risks – your younger workers may be your biggest weakness.

Many business owners mistakenly believe they're immune to cyber-scams, but with the rise of advanced technology, this attitude is increasingly risky and unwise. Generative AI tools are now being used by scammers to create convincing deep fakes, including AI-generated voices, to defraud people.

There is one extremely common threat to our security that nearly everyone has witnessed but hardly anyone talks about – bad bots. These silent attackers are often thought of as annoying spam accounts posting computer-generated comments online. They are so common that most of us tend to scroll by them without noticing, but in reality, bad bots are much more dangerous, particularly for business owners.

We’ve all been there. You're scrolling through your Facebook feed, and an ad pops up promising to help you grow your business with some AI-powered software…

Sounds tempting, doesn't it? Without giving it much thought, you click to see what it’s about.

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You’re no stranger to the endless threats lurking in your email inbox. But have you ever considered that an email which seems to be from Microsoft could end up being your worst nightmare?

Microsoft, the tech giant we all know and trust, has become the most imitated brand when it comes to phishing attacks.

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You may think that cyber attacks only happen to large corporations. But unfortunately, that's not the case.

According to a recent report, almost two-thirds of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) suffered at least one cyber attack over the past year.

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Have you heard the saying, "A picture is worth a thousand words"? It seems cyber criminals have too, and they're using it to their advantage.

In a new twist on phishing campaigns, cyber criminals are luring victims to click on images rather than downloading malicious files or clicking suspicious links.

Have you ever felt frustrated by the flood of notifications from your multi-factor authentication (MFA) app?

Well, cyber criminals have too. And they're taking advantage of “MFA fatigue" to try to gain access to your sensitive business data.

MFA is essential for keeping your data secure.