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One of the biggest threats to business cybersecurity is phishing. And phishing has been taking an alarming turn lately. It has been bypassing the email inbox and instead, coming in as a text message. Phishing via SMS is also known as “smishing.”

The threats to technology infrastructure are many. A company can suffer a server crash or SaaS outage and be without critical applications. Hardware can fail, software can glitch, and ransomware and other malware can take a company down for days.

In 2022, almost 75% of US employees work in a hybrid environment. This means they split their time between their office and remote locations of their choice. Commonly, people work from home, but they can also work in cafes, libraries, restaurants, and other public places. 

The cloud storage market has taken the business world by storm. Today, more than 90% of companies have moved at least some workloads to the cloud – and over half store all their data in cloud storage. 

If you’re like most companies, then you likely use a lot of cloud-based software applications in your operations. You also likely have most of your data in the cloud.

Cyber attacks can happen to any size organization, from a small business with a handful of employees to a large multi-national corporation. No matter what size the company, these attacks can have costly and long-term impacts on the victim.

One of the major crisis events that can seriously hurt a company and even put some out of business is a cyberattack. Costs of ransomware attacks and data breaches have continued to climb each year, and they now rival the cost of major physical disasters that can cause a company to be seriously damaged (hurricane,…

Companies have definitely been ramping up their use of cloud tools since the pandemic began to facilitate newly remote teams. The use of cloud solutions like Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Amazon Web Services, and others help have allowed employees to connect to their work tools and continue serving customers and keeping operations going.

Microsoft 365 is one of the most popular cloud productivity platforms in the world. There are now more than 300 million commercial paid seats, and many companies use the platform for everything from business email to team messaging to document and spreadsheet creation.

Phishing has grown up and become more sophisticated over the years. It started out in the early ages of business email as misspelled letters sent via email claiming to be from a prince in a far-off land.