As a result, PMMI has created CyberHealth, to assist you with your cybersecurity needs and keep you up to date on current business practices, key trends, and imminent threats. Check this page often as we will be updating the information and resources on a regular basis.
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Business email compromise (BEC) is a type of online scam where a cybercriminal tricks a company or its employees into transferring money or sensitive information to the fraudster's account. BEC attacks can be very convincing, as the fraudsters often spend time researching their targets, and they may use language and tactics that make the emails seem legitimate. These types of attacks can cause significant financial losses for businesses and individuals, so it's important to be cautious when receiving any email that requires you to provide sensitive information or perform financial transactions.
Recently there have been a number of critical and zero-day vulnerabilities that have been announced in the news across several platforms. Whether for personal or business use, Apple or Microsoft, or for servers, laptop, mobile devices, or HMIs; this is a great time of year to check for updates and apply any open patches or hotfixes for known vulnerabilities.
Does your organization have a defined incident management or problem management process? If not, it may be a good idea to spend some time formally defining your incident management process and plan for how your technology and cybersecurity teams respond to incidents.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released a joint cybersecurity advisory regarding cyber threats from ransomware.
A geofence is a type of virtual perimeter for a real-world geographic area. Geofencing has many uses that can vary widely, from smart devices and appliances to marketing / audience engagement to security and human resources.
Heading to PACK EXPO International in a few weeks? You’ll want to keep the following in mind to ensure a safe and secure experience while at the show.
There are varying levels of wireless security that you can employ on your Wi-Fi networks ranging from completely open to tightly secured. Here is a look at the various security protocols you should consider employing on your wireless networks.
In May of 2021, the Center for Internet Security released version 8 of their Critical Security Controls framework. With this major version update came a number of additions to keep up with the evolution of cyber threats and changing uses of technology that need to be considered for security.
Antivirus and anti-malware tools have come a long way in the past several years. These tools originally functioned by simply scanning your computer for infected files, and eventually evolved to become more proactive by scanning downloaded files and inbound e-mails as they were downloaded to your computer. Today these tools are better known as Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) tools and they are far more sophisticated than simple file scanning.
It’s a safe bet that most computer networks have some basic security mechanisms in place such as firewalls or passwords on wireless networks. Unfortunately maintaining basic network security isn’t enough anymore to protect your company from potential cyberattacks. Network security can also get complex and expensive quickly. So what security mechanisms should you begin with if you haven’t already?
