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New perspectives, workarounds, and efficiencies developed throughout the pandemic are likely here to stay —and so are elevated and complex cyber threats. That’s where IT security ears need to perk up.
It’s a race to the next innovation in security and hacking, and in a remote-working world, the path is more dubious than ever before.
Having a backup plan doesn’t just keep you up to code; it also ensures that you can continue providing the service your clients have come to expect.
However advanced cybercriminal tactics become, there will always be those who prefer to play it old-school—and sometimes the oldest, most reliable strategies are the ones you’re least prepared for.
Wondering how your digital defenses measure up against the latest advancements in cyber attacks? BAI Security is here to help.
For many, it’s a morning ritual. Come to work, grab a cup of coffee and start answering those emails. The sooner you’re caught up, the sooner you can get started on the day. Because of this, you may skim internal emails a little more quickly, only acting on what’s asked of you. After all, these work-related messages are from people you trust— right?
This isn’t breaking news, but cybercriminals are after your data, and they’ll do just about anything to get it.
The Dark Overlord, a dangerous group of cyber criminals, have made a name for themselves over the past several years. We’ve covered some of their illegal activities in the past targeting healthcare and financial institutions, and unfortunately, they’ve continued to make news. Their latest attacks open a new front into cybersecurity, signaling a shift all organizations should have on their radar. Here’s what you need to know. Real-Life Ransom As you likely know, when it comes to ransomware and cyberattacks, everyone from the FBI to security professionals like us advise that you never pay the demanded ransom. This only emboldens cyber criminals and there’s no guarantee that you’ll actually receive your stolen data. Instead, the best protection is to have
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