Colorado Department Of Higher Education Hit With Massive Data Breach
The data breach at the Colorado Department of Higher Education (CDHE) stands as today's most pressing narrative in the cybersecurity domain.
Cybersecurity: A Collective Responsibility Beyond the IT Department
In the face of rising cyber threats, experts stress that cybersecurity goes beyond the realms of IT departments and managed service providers (MSPs). Cybercriminals increasingly exploit human error, making users the first line of defense. An effective security culture adopting a 'verify then trust' approach, regular awareness training, and adherence to security protocols can transform every employee into a potent guardian of their organization's cyber fortress, experts argue. The collective effort towards cybersecurity is imperative in our increasingly digitized and interconnected world.
Why MSPs Must Have Cyber Security Certifications In 2021
Too many industry leaders are learning hard lessons that not all IT managed service providers (MSPs) are created equal. In fact, many market themselves as so-called “cybersecurity experts” without having the certification to back it up.
Cybersecurity Titans Unite in Battle Against Phishing Attacks
Join forces with Toronto's cybersecurity leaders - Tektonic Managed Services, Progressive Computer Systems, and Orion Networks. Discover their strategic approach to combating phishing attacks, from comprehensive email security solutions to sophisticated threat intelligence. In the battle against cyber threats, these firms stand as your unwavering allies in the digital age.
Cyber Resilience Now More Critical Than Ever
Delve into the evolving world of cyber resilience with insights from industry experts Kevin Kahn, Steve Schafer, and Duleep Pillai. Learn how it surpasses traditional cybersecurity, preparing organizations not just to combat threats, but thrive amidst them.
Top 12 Cybersecurity Tools Every MSP Needs In 2023
As an MSP, having the right tools in your toolbox to provide top-notch managed IT services to your clients is crucial. While the Cyberhoot website has outlined the top 10 tools every MSP should have, other critical tools are missing. In this article, we've highlighted several essential tools that MSPs should consider, including Managed Detection and Response (MDR), Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), offline backups, device encryption and tracking, Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), patch management, vulnerability scanning, firewall protection, web content filtering, Data Loss Prevention (DLP), and cloud security. Each tool is critical for MSPs to identify potential vulnerabilities, detect and respond to security incidents, and protect their client's data and systems from cyber threats. With these tools in their toolkit, MSPs can ensure they provide their clients with the best possible managed IT services while maintaining compliance with industry regulations and standards.
Unraveling the Web of Phishing Threats
Unraveling the Web of Phishing Threats
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2FA Applications Used By The Top MSPs
If you've heard that 80% of all data breaches are related to passwords, then you understand the need for two-factor (2FA) or multi-factor authentication (MFA).
DIA Members Issue Critical Cybersecurity Warning To Dental Practices
Large dental practices across the United States face significant cybersecurity risks, and dental CFOs must take these threats seriously. Partnering with a Dental Integrators Association member can provide dental practices with the peace of mind that their IT and cybersecurity needs are in the hands of experienced professionals who understand the unique challenges and requirements of the dental industry.
Italy Imposes Ban on ChatGPT Over Mounting Privacy Concerns
In a groundbreaking move, Italy's privacy watchdog has banned ChatGPT, the AI language model developed by OpenAI, due to growing concerns over data breaches and privacy issues. The ban has prompted industry leaders to call for prioritizing data protection and privacy in AI development. The decision marks the first instance of a nation explicitly banning the AI tool and raises questions about the future of AI technology and its impact on user privacy. As the industry faces increased scrutiny, developers must balance innovation and protecting user privacy to ensure the responsible deployment of AI-powered applications.