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Why Is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) Important?

Two-Factor Authentication is an electronic verification method that requires a person to provide two forms of identity proof before accessing an application, network or web site. From simple phishing attacks to the constantly evolving sophisticated methods like spear-phishing, credential stuffing and social engineering, there are

October: Cyber Security Awareness Month

As the coronavirus continues to make us work from home, the cybercriminals are getting laser-focused at finding their next target. These hackers are mainly focused on attacking small and medium-sized businesses because the hackers know that SMBs are focused on surviving in this challenging time.

How To Activate MFA For Your Favourite Smartphone Apps

Multi-factor Authentication is an added layer of protection you can add to the sign-in process for your devices, apps and online account. The security of your personal information is as important as your work data. You don’t want your banking, health or other confidential information

Is Sim Swapping Next for Identity Theft!

What is Sim Swapping? Sim Swapping is essentially the process in which Cybercriminals can now swap your Sim through your mobile provider. By doing this, criminals are gaining full access to your mobile devices, gathering personal information that will enable them to impersonate you not

Evite Cyber Attack Incident Confirmed

In Mid-April, reports were circulating on the internet that the e-card company Evite was hacked by a self-identified hacker who claimed to have attached 44 companies in total. The hacker has confirmed that – since mid-February, he has been putting batches of hacked data on

Work From Home: Microsoft Teams Quick Guide

Working from Home due to coronavirus related stay at home orders? New to some of the remote working tools like Microsoft Teams? Here is a Quick User Guide for Microsoft Teams. Microsoft Teams Quick Start Guide Here is the overview of some of the key

Managed Vs Professional IT Services

A company can save money and time by contracting technology components. It is not necessary to spend the money and effort necessary to build an in-house solution. These costs can pile up quickly for a small organization, especially if it doesn’t employ technology very often.

Your Guide to Important IT Acronyms

You’re a master in your profession, and the world of IT is considerably different from the one in which you work and excel every day. If you don’t work in IT full-time, all of the acronyms can feel like a foreign language. Do you believe

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