According to one study, 70% of small and medium-sized businesses experience cyber attacks. Unfortunately, most small and medium-sized businesses can’t afford to hire a team of System Administrators to look after their data framework. There is another option than paying for an expensive team of administrators: Fibernet Managed Services. Let Fibernet experts support your IT
Coronavirus has damaged our economy and workforce. However, there are several jobs that are still in demand even after coronavirus including cyber-security professionals. In fact, there are more cyber-security positions open than there are qualified personnel. According to an estimate by Cyber-security Ventures, there will be 3.5 million cyber-security jobs available in 2021. With the
Disaster recovery plans, like other forms of preventative security, are one of those things that are easy to put off. Why? It can be hard to see its necessity when it might not be useful immediately. The Coronavirus has made us all realize that disaster can strike at any time and in many different forms
Since coronavirus, we have all been traveling a lot less but that doesn’t mean you need to let your guard down when it comes to booking your travel. Just recently the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) warned the public of a new travel scam. Cybercriminals are creating fake websites that mimic US airport websites and
The bottom line is this: when it comes to cyberattacks your business better be ready because it’s not “if” an attack will occur but “when”. This article is a wake-up call to anyone thinking they can get by with minimal cybersecurity. The investment in cybersecurity far outweighs the costs. 1. It’s predicted that according to
Huawei and ZTE, two Chinese telecom giants, were deemed national security threats by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) at the end of June. “With today’s orders, and based on the overwhelming weight of evidence, the [FCC’s Public Safety and Homeland Security] Bureau has designated Huawei and ZTE as national security risks to America’s communications
We call them “smart” devices but when it comes to hackability they are rather dumb. Smart gadgets are great for making our lives more convenient but they aren’t great for cybersecurity. “[Internet of Things (IoT)] devices are more vulnerable to cyberattacks than traditional tech because they often lack the processing power needed to run even
Net neutrality is a controversial topic these days. It boils down to keeping the internet free for all. The net neutrality controversy has two sides (each with its own implications): support of or opposition in government regulation of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to prevent unchecked control. Let’s go more in-depth and explore both sides of
Anger towards the police has boiled over into another form of attack on the men in blue – a cyber attack. Files from hundreds of police departments throughout the United States were released online in an epic breach called the “Blue Leaks”. “With this volume of material, there are bound to be compromises of sensitive
Honda, one of the largest vehicle manufacturers with 200,000 staff and factories around the world, has fallen victim to ransomware. The cyberattack brought production to a halt at some Honda facilities. It is publicized that Snake ransomware, also known as Ekans, is most likely responsible for the attack. “Snake, like other file-encrypting malware, scrambles files
