SecurityAdam Levin This Simple Hack Could Tank Your BusinessTyposquatting is an easy hack that poses an extinction-level threat to your reputation.
SecurityKen Sterling Working From Home? Take These Critical Cybersecurity PrecautionsWorking on home computers could be making your business more susceptible to security attacks.
SecurityAdam Levin Why 83 Percent of Large Companies Are Vulnerable to This Basic Domain HackA recent study shows that companies can't defend against potentially catastrophic domain name hijacks.
TechnologyJason Aten No, Apple Didn't Add a Covid-19 Tracker to Your iPhone. Here's What You Should KnowApple's exposure notification setting has caught users by surprise. Here's why it could actually be a game changer.
TechnologyJason Aten Google Chrome Security Problem Allows Spying on Millions of UsersMalicious extensions are sending users' web history and login credentials to hackers.
TechnologyJason Aten Zoom Thinks Privacy Is a Luxury You'll Be Willing to Pay ForThe company will offer better encryption to paying users, but says it won't extend that level of security to free accounts.
TechnologyDon Reisinger Google Will Cover Work-From-Home Tech. Should Your Company?A new way of doing business in a post-coronavirus world.
SecurityNeill Feather How to Create a Culture of Cybersecurity at Your CompanyFollow these simple ways to make cybersecurity a priority across your company.
SecurityAdam Levin Cybersecurity Risks Posed by Remote Work and How to Fix ThemInstalling a simple virus protection software and calling it a day won't suffice. Here's how to keep your company safe.
TechnologyJason Aten Apple's FBI Privacy Standoff Is an Example for Every BrandLaw enforcement believes it should have access to your encrypted information. Apple disagrees.
TechnologyJason Aten 73 Million Records Were Sold Online. Find Out If That Includes YoursA hacker group is selling account information from dating, news, and shopping sites on the dark web.
SecurityAdam Levin Google's New Ad Policy Overlooks a Bigger ThreatWithout taking the threat of identity theft and fraud into account, Google's new policy will change nothing.
TechnologyDon Reisinger Hackers Are Coming for Hospitals Battling CoronavirusRansomware attacks are targeting hospitals and essential businesses. And few organizations are prepared.
TechnologyDon Reisinger Tesla Car Computers Sold on eBay, Owner Data and AllA cautionary tale for Tesla and drivers, alike.
SecurityNeill Feather Your Cybersecurity Spring-Cleaning ChecklistFollow this 7-step checklist to complete a cybersecurity spring-cleaning this season.
TechnologyJason Aten Apple and Google's Covid-19 Tracker Gets New Privacy ProtectionsThe tech giants are adding new security features to their joint effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus outbreak.
TechnologyDon Reisinger Apple Says Mail Glitch Won't Put iPhones at RiskA security firm said the glitch exposed users. Apple says don't worry about it.
TechnologyJason Aten What You Need to Know About Zoom's Latest Security UpdatesWith 300 million daily users, Zoom is trying to deliver on its promise to do better.
SecurityAdam Levin How to Protect Your Website from E-SkimmingA newly discovered cyberattack has the potential to impact a quarter of all e-commerce sites.
TechnologyDon Reisinger Apple Mail Bug Lets Hackers Control Your iPhoneA potential mess for individuals and companies as hackers have already targeted some users.
TechnologyDon Reisinger SBA Disaster Loan Application Glitch Exposed 8,000 BusinessesSBA data leak exposed personally identifiable information.
TechnologyJason Aten Google Is Taking on Zoom, If It Can Be TrustedThe latest features added to Google Meet take aim at Zoom's privacy issues. Never mind that the company has its own.
Working From HomeDon Reisinger Zoom Passwords Are For Sale on the Dark WebAccess to your company's meetings are going for cheap.
TechnologyJason Aten Apple Is Most Imitated Brand. Not in a Good WayThe popular device maker is the most popular target for phishing scams. Here's how to protect yourself.
TechnologyDon Reisinger Coronavirus Scams Are on the Rise. What to KnowScammers have stolen more than $10 million already. Be careful out there.
Small to FastJason Aten Zoom's CEO Just Live Streamed an Apology on YouTubeEric Yuan addressed customers of the besieged videoconferencing tool during a YouTube live stream.
Tip SheetGuadalupe Gonzalez02:14 How to Protect Your Data When Working From HomeWith remote work comes a host of cybersecurity issues. Here's what you need to know now to prevent problems later.
TechnologyDon Reisinger Microsoft Saved Companies From Major Data BreachesAll it took was buying a single domain.
TechnologyJason Aten Worried About Zoom? Here Are Some AlternativesIf the recent news about Zoom's security problems has you anxious, here are your best options.
TechnologyJason Aten Zoom Will Now Enable Waiting Rooms by DefaultThe company has started making changes in response to a wave of criticism over its practices.
TechnologyDon Reisinger Real Privacy Flaws Reinforce the Case Against ZoomWhy the ubiquitous video conferencing app has lost my trust.
Working From HomeAdam Levin Rethinking Zoom? How WebEx, Teams and Google Compare on SecurityAfter a burst of rapid growth, Zoom has lost some luster amid well-publicized zoombombing episodes.
Small to FastMatt Haber Does Social Distancing Work? A Startup Tracks ItUsing data from its security systems, one company attempts to track the flattening of the curve nationwide via a Social Distancing Index.
TechnologyDon Reisinger Why Elon Musk's SpaceX Is Banning ZoomHas the Zoom backlash officially begun?
TechnologyJason Aten We Need Zoom to Get It Together Now More Than EverA series of privacy and security issues are causing increased scrutiny for the suddenly very popular videoconferencing app.
TechnologyDon Reisinger Zoom Bug Gives Hackers Full Control Over ComputersWorse yet, there's apparently no fix
TechnologyJason Aten If You Work From Home, the FBI Has a Warning for YouHere's what you can do to protect yourself and your team.
TechnologyJason Aten Businesses Are Spying on Their Remote Employees. That's Not How to Keep Them ProductiveThe sudden transition to remote working has many companies scrambling to keep an eye on employees, but there are better ways to keep your team productive.
5G RevolutionAdam Levin How to Pick the Right Cybersecurity Vendor for Your BusinessWith offices moving online to flatten the curve of the Covid-19 epidemic, picking the right cybersecurity vendor has never been more important.
TechnologyJason Aten 5 Ways to Protect Your Zoom Meetings From HackersWith the number of people working from home skyrocketing, hackers are going to work.
5G RevolutionBurt Helm This San Mateo, California, Cloud Storage Service Is Everything Amazon's AWS Isn't. Here's Why Your Family IT Nerd Loves ItThrough resourcefulness, pluck, and constant improvisation, Backblaze has outlasted bigger, brawnier players with a cut-rate cloud storage service even technophobes can love. And it's making a profit, too.
5G RevolutionAdam Levin Worried About Your Remote Team's Cybersecurity? Do These 5 Things Right Now to Protect Your Business With more employees working remotely, businesses need to help them stay cybersecure.
How CEOs Use TechAdam Levin How to Save on Cyber Insurance and Be Harder to HackAs insufficient data security practices continue to expose consumer data, cyber insurance will become more important. Here's how to get the best deal.
How CEOs Use TechJason Aten Barbara Corcoran Lost Nearly $400,000, and It Shows the Real Risk of Email Phishing ScamsThe FBI says it received almost 24,000 complaints of email phishing scams last year alone.
5G RevolutionJason Aten Businesses Say Privacy Is the Biggest Concern With 5G. Here's What That Means for You5G is sure to bring plenty of huge benefits, but there are still real concerns.
TechnologyJason Aten The Department of Homeland Security Is Warning Chrome Users to Update Immediately to Prevent AttacksA vulnerability could allow an attacker to take control of your device.
TechnologyJason Aten Mark Zuckerberg Calls for Regulation of Tech Companies. Sort OfFacebook is proposing a set of regulations that critics claim align with its own business practices.
TechnologyJason Aten Many Chrome Extensions Are Stealing Your Personal Information. Here's How to Tell if You're at RiskGoogle has removed 500 extensions from the Chrome Store. Now you should remove them from your browser.
SecurityAdam Levin You've Never Heard of the C-Suite Targeting Scam, but It's a KillerA widespread but far less understood scam cost U.S. businesses more than $1.7 billion in 2019.
How CEOs Use TechAdam Levin What You Need to Know About E-SkimmingWhen it comes to e-commerce sites, it's complicated--and that makes them harder to protect from hackers.
TechnologyJason Aten This Is the 1 New Apple Maps Feature That Will Make You Quit Using Google MapsIt's what you don't see that matters most.
TechnologyJason Aten Apple Has a Solution for 1 of Your Biggest Security Problems. Google Is Also On BoardA new standard for two-factor authentication would make it easier for users, and help prevent phishing attempts.
TechnologyJason Aten Facebook Will Pay $550 Million Over Facial Recognition Privacy ViolationsThe company revealed that it has settled an Illinois class-action lawsuit.
SecurityAdam Levin Ransomware Is the No. 1 Cyber Threat This Year. Here's What You Can Do2019 was a banner year for criminals committing ransomware attacks, and 2020 will be worse. Here's how to survive.
TechnologyJason Aten If You Use a Ring Doorbell, Facebook Is Tracking YouThe Electronic Frontier Foundation says Ring's Android app is sending your data to Facebook.
