Just about everything you do online today involves using a password-protected account. Emailing, banking, and shopping — all of these rely on having a secure password to safeguard your personal information. But if your passwords are weak or easily guessed, you’re putting yourself at risk of data or identity theft and other cybercrime.

While the holiday season can be a busy and profitable time for businesses, it's also an opportune time for cybercriminals to attack. It is when they look to capitalize on increased online activity and higher volumes of financial transactions, which is why it’s increasingly important to secure your network from potential threats during this time.

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Small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are always a target for cybercriminals. One of the most popular ways cybercriminals can gain access to your data is through browser hijacking.

In this blog post, we will discuss what browser hijacking is, how to identify a browser hijacking attack, and how your SMB can protect itself against this type of attack.

On January 10, 2023, Windows 8.1 will reach its end of life — Microsoft will no longer provide the operating system (OS) with software updates, security patches, and technical support.
What are the dangers of using Windows 8.1 after its end of support?
Using the OS past its end of life will expose your business to the following issues:
1. System vulnerabilities
Without security updates and technical assistance, Windows 8.1 PCs become vulnerable to cyberattacks like distributed denial-of-service attacks, phishing, and malware, making them dangerous to use.

A hybrid work setup enables employees to work remotely or from the office. This flexibility allows employees to plan their work schedule according to their needs, helping them stay motivated and productive. A hybrid work setup also allows companies to reduce costs by adopting a hot desk model, where staff occupy available desks instead of having an allotted seat.

The average employee prints 10,000 sheets of paper annually. This means that an office of 20 workers will consume 200,000 sheets of paper yearly. That’s a lot of paper! And not only is all that paper a waste, it’s also costing your business money.

If your business is still heavily reliant on paper documents and traditional filing systems, it may be time to consider switching to a paperless office.

Cyberattacks are becoming more sophisticated and prevalent. In fact, according to Check Point Research, businesses experienced 50% more attacks per week in 2021 than in 2020.

This year, the trend seems to continue with more high-profile cyberattacks making headlines.

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a powerful business tool for communicating with customers, vendors, and employees. Compared to traditional phone lines, VoIP is less expensive and offers more advantages, such as the ability to make and receive calls over the internet.

The internet allows your employees to communicate with each other wherever they are, makes data retrieval easier, and provides access to various tools that enhance productivity. However, an unstable connection can lead to low employee morale, operational failure, and lost revenue.