Most employees have been trained to hesitate before clicking a suspicious link in an email. Far fewer have been trained to hesitate before scanning a QR code, even though a QR code is doing exactly the same thing: sending you to a web address. That gap in awareness is...
For years, the advice on phishing was simple. Look for bad grammar, check the sender’s email address, and never click a suspicious link. That advice still matters, but it no longer covers the threat. In 2026, the emails hitting business inboxes are grammatically...
Windows 10 officially lost support on October 14, 2025. That date came and went quietly for most businesses. No dramatic shutdown, no red warning screen, nothing that forced anyone’s hand. Computers running Windows 10 booted up the next morning exactly like they...
Drive through almost any suburban neighborhood and the pattern is instantly familiar: manicured lawns, mailboxes, driveways, homes that blend into one another like a well-rehearsed chorus. But every once in a while, there’s one that feels off. It has siding. A...
This one looked convincing. Here’s what happened. Earlier this week, we flagged a phishing attempt on a customer’s machine that’s worth sharing with everyone. A user received what appeared to be a friendly event invitation, clicked a link, and landed...
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