CISA Updates #StopRansomware Guide
To add perspective, stay relevant, and boost effectiveness, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) recently updated their #StopRansomware Guide. The guide was originally developed through the Joint Ransomware Task Force (JRTF) in 2020. It resulted from the combined efforts of the CISA and the Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MS-ISAC). Today, the JRTF […] Continue Reading…
Western Digital’s MyCloud Services Outage: Did You Lose File Access?
Western Digital, a household name in digital storage, suffered a service disruption following a network security breach at the end of March. According to a statement released on April 3rd, an unauthorized third-party gained access to “a number” of their internal systems. Western Digital did not have much to say at the time and the […] Continue Reading…
The Safeguards Rule: Financial Institutions Must Protect Client Data!
Do you know if your company classifies as a “financial institution” under the Federal Trade Commission’s Safeguards Rule? If it does, you will need to comply with information security guidelines to protect clients’ personal financial data. Failure to satisfy the Safeguard Rules could cause the FTC to take enforcement actions against your business. Not sure […] Continue Reading…
AdSense Fraud Campaign: Is your site infected?
Last fall, website security and performance specialists Sucuri reported on a malicious malware campaign targeting thousands of WordPress sites. The threat actors’ goal: to redirect visitors from WordPress pages to fake Q&A websites. And while these sites did not have any valuable or helpful information, they did include Google AdSense advertisements. It seemed to be […] Continue Reading…
Looking for a Windows 10 Download? You’re Out of Luck!
On January 31st, Microsoft stopped the direct sale of Windows 10 licenses on its website. Product pages for Windows 10 Home and Pro versions included subtle disclaimers weeks prior to the end of the month. And although Microsoft will continue to support Windows 10 through fall of 2025, the tech giant urges anyone buying or […] Continue Reading…