Tech Talk
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The MOVEit Breach Explained: What Happened and What It Teaches
In 2023 a flaw in MOVEit file transfer software exposed data at thousands of organizations. Learn how the attack worked and what your business should do.
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How Does Ransomware Get In? 6 Entry Points and How to Close Them
Ransomware reaches most businesses through phishing, stolen passwords, exposed remote access, and unpatched software. Learn each entry point and how to block it.
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Log4Shell Explained: What It Is, Who Is at Risk, and How to Check
Log4Shell let attackers take over servers with one line of text, and it is still in use. Learn how it works, who is exposed, and how to check your systems.
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4 Common Causes of Data Breaches (and Real Cases That Show Them)
Stolen records, cloud misconfiguration, ransomware, and forgotten legacy systems caused four major breaches in April 2023. Learn each cause and how to prevent it.
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What Is Tech Debt? How Small Businesses Can Manage It Before It Bites
Tech debt is the hidden cost of outdated systems and quick fixes. Learn the warning signs, the security risks, and a five-step plan a small business can afford.
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Social Media Safety: 10 Ways to Spot Scams and Fake Friends
Fake friend requests, phishing DMs, and too-good giveaways are the top social media scams. Learn 10 ways to spot them and lock down your accounts.
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4 Major Data Breaches of 2023 and What Small Businesses Can Learn
Latitude Financial, PharMerica, T-Mobile, and Minneapolis Public Schools were all breached in early 2023. See what went wrong and the lessons for small businesses.
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State-Sponsored Hackers: Lessons From a North Korean Espionage Campaign
A North Korean hacking group spent months inside research, healthcare, defense, and energy organizations. Learn how they stayed hidden and how to defend your business.
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The T-Mobile Data Breach of 2023: What Happened and How to Protect Yourself
A hacker used an API to pull data on 37 million T-Mobile customers. Learn what was exposed, what an API attack is, and the steps customers and businesses should take.
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7 Bad Cybersecurity Habits That Put You at Risk (and How to Fix Them)
Weak passwords, shared logins, public Wi-Fi, and skipped updates cause most security incidents. Learn the seven habits to break and what to do instead.