Adaptive Information Systems

#Cybercriminals can choose a variety of ways to infiltrate and compromise an organization as a prelude to #ransomware. One tried and true method is to exploit an admin account. And if it's an account that's no longer being used by an employee but is still available, so much the better. # #cybersecurity

It's not easy to justify #cybersecurity spends based on financial gains. Read tips on how to improve the odds.

#Scam emails often look real, they're personalized and can be quite convincing. A single click can quickly wreak havoc. Use these practical guidelines to determine if something's a great deal or too good to be true. #cybersecurity #itsecurity

Apple has done great business during the #pandemic, with enterprise use of Macs up 23% and record iPhone sales. But is there a human cost to working from home? #workingfromhome #workingfromanywhere #wfa #wfh

For the best part of a year, most businesses have been operating #remote working policies under the operational restrictions of the pandemic. Although many organizations will have had fairly robust business #continuity plans in place, few will have been prepared for the true scale and impact of Covid-19. So now nearly a year into the pandemic, what have we learn? And is now the time to start thinking about wider implications on your #IT #infrastructure? Learn more: https://bi...t.ly/3jTya6Y #cloudcomputing #nextgenmsp #businessitsupport #workingfromhome #workingfromanywhere #wfh #wfa

Many companies have embraced a work-from-home model, but most aren’t prepared for what comes next. Here’s what to expect and how to get ready. #wfa #WFH

Love may be blind, but cybercriminals are not. Over 400 malicious Valentine's Day-themed #phishing individual email campaigns were spotted on a weekly basis in January, according to Check Point Research. *Always be suspicious of unsolicited password reset emails. *Always note the language in the email since social engineering ... techniques are designed to take advantage of human nature. *Beware of "special" offers such as an 80% discount on a new iPhone or an item of jewelry since it's usually not a reliable or trustworthy purchase opportunity. *Look for misspellings. *Beware of lookalike domains, spelling errors in emails or websites, and unfamiliar email senders. #cybersecurity