Learn how to spot and prevent common forms of social engineering used by cyberattackers to exploit businesses. Key Points Social engineering attacks manipulate employees into doing a fraudsters’ bidding, often by impersonating a boss, vendor, or partner. These attacks try to trick users into planting malware, transferring funds, or sharing sensitive information. Security awareness training
How Cisco Meraki empowers employees to thrive from anywhere Ryan Ansley is Senior Director of Digital Workplace and Information Technology at Cisco Meraki At Cisco Meraki, whenever we set out to do something our own way, we like to say we’re “Merakifying” it. To us, that means leaning into our values to inform our vision of a
Within this newsletter, we provide an outline of our cyber security campaign that is being run in conjunction with Sophos and the Gauntlet Group, celebrate our monthly customer feedback winners, outline our upcoming events, and provide you with shortcuts to our recent enablement activities. Better Cyber protection doesn’t have to cost you more Most
39% of UK businesses identified a cyber attack in the 12 months to March 30, 2022.[1] Phishing constituted 83% of these cases; 21% related to denial of service, malware and ransomware. A sharp increase in cyber incidents over the past two years, particularly ransomware-related attacks, has led to higher insurer losses and a desire, on
Most campaigns that vendors / resellers run is targeted at simply convincing you to part cash to roll out the latest technology or widget. Something that either enables slight improvements in performance or reduces your cyber risk profile by a few % points. This campaign is going to be very different. During our Better cyber
The threat environment is more challenging than ever. Here’s what it takes to get cyber insurance in 2022. Earlier this year, we asked 5,600 IT professionals about their experiences with cyber insurance. The results are mixed, but the key takeaways are that cyber insurance is becoming harder and more expensive to get due in part
THE EVOLUTION OF AUTHENTICATION – HOW WE GOT HERE AND WHERE WE ARE NOW The Authentication Problem The Internet changed the way we do business. The access to fast Internet at home, as well as through millions of Wi-Fi hotspots in public places, allows employees to work from anywhere – their homes, hotels, coffee shops.
Why is your company such a great place to work? Pavillion are based in Sussex and Yorkshire, and boast a 30+ year pedigree as data and IT managed services specialists. During this time we have built strong client relationships through a culture of exceptional customer service and expert knowledge. Since incorporation in Brighton in 1988,
Small businesses often succeed by getting a lot done with relatively few resources. Through a combination of ingenuity, agility and pure hustle, they overcome complex challenges in ways that make it look simple to their customers. The pandemic demonstrated this in spades. But even as business returns to “normal”, the world is no less complex.
Spyware is hard to detect and even harder to remove. Learn how it works and how to protect your company. Key Points Attackers use spyware to steal and sell data from businesses. They show no signs of slowing down, with remote workers providing additional points of entry. Companies can protect themselves by training employees, deploying
Much has happened in the months following our Winter Newsletter. Within that newsletter we notified you of the winter enablement activities that we were running and provided a reminder to our customers of the reference program that they can participate within and celebrated our monthly customer feedback winners. On to the Spring newsletter… Within this
Clever tactics known as baiting encourage employees to click on web links or plug in devices that can lead to catastrophic outcomes for your business. by Dr. Matthew Canham Key Points Baiting is a tactic that leverages powerful social influence principles to lure people into traps, both online and in the physical world. Online,