Business Security in a COVID World. Now What?
On May 1st, President Trump signed a state of the emergency order that declares foreign cybersecurity threats to the electrical system a national emergency. Shortly afterward on May 15th, a cyber attack was reported in the U.K. National Market....
Changing Work Environments - How Does Your Security Awareness and Training Program Measure Up?
A high percentage of companies and employees have been dealing with it – changing work environments due to COVID-19. Since March, most of us have probably been stationed at home or sheltering somewhere safe as many businesses and offices have closed...
Building Your Primary Defense Strategy Through a Security Awareness Program
How should I start? The question going through most business leaders and policymaker's minds, is often, “Where do I start?” Creating a solid plan and making it as extensible to your future growth as possible is usually the best approach. The first...
Here, Phishy Phishy: Don’t Get Hooked by Phishing Emails
We all know what phishing emails are, correct? If not, we’re here to break it down for you. Simply put, phishing emails are hacking tactics that are produced by cybercriminals to trick you into opening, downloading or clicking on an infected link via...
Social Media: A Cybercriminal’s Playground
We all probably have some form of social media today – whether it be Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram – you name it. A large percentage of individuals have accounts with all these social media avenues, while others have chosen to stay off any...
Insider Threats Pose an Even Greater Risk During the COVID Crisis
Security Magazine reported on April 21, 2020, that, According to the Department of Homeland Security, insider threats often result in theft or destruction of data or the compromise of networks, communications or other information technology...
Upping the Scale
COVID-19 phishing attempts have run rampant in cyber news since so many employees were ordered to work from home during the outbreak. When a company has to suddenly transition its users to work remotely, their network's threat landscape grows...
COVID-19: Teleconferencing Concerns
There have been a lot of questions around teleconference security during this pandemic. When people are forced to use a service more, the lack of understanding and security around the product breeds fear when they start to hear about the risks that...
TechGuard’s Complimentary Advisory Services – We’re Here to Help!
Feeling overwhelmed, vulnerable, and anxious? We completely understand. The process of acquiring a reliable cybersecurity program can seem like a daunting feat, especially at a time like this. In just a matter of weeks, the spread of COVID-19 has...
The Quantum Problem
Quantum cryptography or quantum encryption takes advantage of quantum mechanics to encrypt and secure message delivery. It acts similarly to modern-day encryption ciphers like AES or RSA However, when using a quantum computer for cryptography, it can...
Chaining Pathogens
Working from home? Are you finally catching up on all those updates and patches that you’ve neglected to take the time to install over the past couple of months? Well, Microsoft has also put a pause on all non-essential patches during the coronavirus...
Changing the Narrative of “Young Hackers”
It started with a controversial poster in the UK – one of which was warning parents about their children and cybercrime - involving the Metropolitan Police and National Crime Agency logos. The poster all but confirmed that if your child was dabbling...
