Ransomware comes in many forms—some encrypt data, others lock you out entirely. One click. One missed patch. That’s all it takes to bring your business to a halt. No files. No systems. No operations. #RansomwareAttack #PatchYourSystems #CyberResilience
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Ransomware comes in many forms—some encrypt data, others lock you out entirely. One click. One missed patch. That’s all it takes to bring your business to a halt. No files. No systems. No operations. #RansomwareAttack #PatchYourSystems #CyberResilience
Ransomware Attacks: How They Spread & Their Impact
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Are your passwords strong enough to withstand a brute force attack? If you’re still relying on memorable (but weak) passwords, your accounts may already be at risk. A password manager can help generate and store secure, random passwords—no brainpower needed! #CybersecurityTips #PasswordManager #BruteForceProtection #SchillingIT
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Are your passwords strong enough to withstand a brute force attack? If you’re still relying on memorable (but weak) passwords, your accounts may already be at risk. A password manager can help generate and store secure, random passwords—no brainpower needed! #CybersecurityTips #PasswordManager #BruteForceProtection #SchillingIT
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It usually starts with one click. A “normal” email. A suspicious link. And just like that, the door is open. From there, the timeline moves fast... hackers explore your systems, lock your files, drop a ransom note, and suddenly your business is in full-blown crisis. In this week’s carousel, I walk you through what really happens during a cyberattack , and more importantly, how to prevent it. Because trust me: you don’t want to experience this timeline in real life.
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"Cash said AmberWolf found critical vulnerabilities across Check Point, Zscaler, and Netskope. The three top problems were authentication bypasses, credential storage failures, and cross-tenant exploitation. In a word, it was 'ugly.”' Zero trust isn’t a feature, it’s a philosophy - Spiceworks https://lnkd.in/edBeUpQF
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As the ransomware landscape evolves, #SocialEngineering remains one of the top initial access vectors for bad actors. 🚨 Do you know how many victims there were in Q1 2025? 2,314 across 74 independent data leak sites. 👀 Effectively managing #CyberRisk is as important as ever. 🔒 Read what Optiv’s gTIC analysts have to say in this blog: https://dy.si/3nvhU
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Secure your Wi-Fi and networks with strong passwords and separate guest networks. Cybercriminals can exploit unsecured networks. Take steps to protect your data and keep your business safe from intrusions.
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Hackers are counting on you to use "Password123." That’s password spraying in action—guessing common passwords across thousands of accounts. Don’t make it easy for them. ✔️ Use a password manager ✔️ Turn on MFA ✔️ Stop reusing old passwords #CyberAware
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Founders underestimate security questionnaires because they only count form-fill time. The real drag is context switching, portals, 2FA, password reset loops, multi-threading, etc. At scale, that’s a lot of hours lost per week.
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The strongest security controls mean little if you lose sight of assets at the handoff. Without a documented chain-of-custody, you don’t know who touched a device, where it sat, or if the data was ever truly destroyed. When custody is uncertain, security is incomplete. Read the full blog → https://hubs.li/Q03GJPfD0
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