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Holiday Hacking: Watch Out for These Deceptive Tricks

NexusTek

Scan Remotely to Identify Vulnerabilities. In 2022, threat actors have tools that allow them to randomly scan billions of IP addresses with ease. Vulnerabilities that allow them easy access to networks, akin to an “unlocked front door.” Hence the importance of multifactor authentication to stymie hackers’ efforts to log in!

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3 Things Every Organization Should Do to Protect Against Cybercriminals

Risk Management Monitor

In the age of COVID-19, businesses are more vulnerable than ever. For example, a cybersecurity strategy may include secure remote access or virtual private networks (VPNs), especially for virtual workers, to protect devices from threats posed by public internet connections. Prioritize Investments in Cybersecurity.

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New Year, New Tech: Top IT Upgrades To Supercharge Your Business In 2025

LAN Infotech

Multifactor authentication (MFA). Proactive threat monitoring through a managed security service provider (MSSP). Upgrade Your Hardware Outdated devices can bottleneck productivity and expose your network to vulnerabilities. Cybercrime is expected to cost businesses $10.5 What To Look For: Energy-efficient devices.