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Cybersecurity
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A New Way to Sign In: How Synced Passkeys Could Finally Replace Passwords
Learn how Microsoft’s new passkey syncing in Edge improves password security, reduces phishing risks, and simplifies device authentication
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Why MFA Is the One Security Button Every Victoria Business Should Use
Learn why MFA is the quickest and most effective security upgrade for Victoria businesses and how to roll it out smoothly with practical steps.
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Ransomware: The Growing Threat to Canadian Businesses
Ransomware threats like Interlock are targeting Canadian SMBs more than ever. Learn how to protect your business with smart cybersecurity practices.
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Too Many Hands on the Data: Why Controlling User Access is Essential for Security
Studies reveal that around half of employees have access to far more data than they truly need. That reality creates a serious security concern.
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Passkeys Gain Stronger Ground in Microsoft Windows Security
A passkey is a replacement for a password. Instead of typing out a string of characters, a user can log in with their face,…
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A New Hire Could Mean a New CyberSecurity Risk
Research has shown that 71% of new hires fall for phishing or social engineering attacks in their first 90 days.
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Think Twice Before You Download: The Hidden Dangers of Fake Antivirus Sites
Cybercriminals have developed increasingly convincing Phishing strategies including creating fake antivirus websites designed to trick unsuspecting users.
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Microsoft and CrowdStrike Push for a Standard Naming System to Track Hackers More Effectively
This classification offers more than just a name. It gives immediate context about the threat actor’s likely motivations, tactics, and resources.
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Passkeys – A Simpler and Safer Way to Sign In
Passkeys make signing in easier and more secure than passwords. Learn how they protect against scams and simplify logins.
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Could Your Business Survive a Ransomware Attack?
Immutable means something that can’t be changed or deleted after it’s created. For backup context, this means your backed-up data becomes unalterable.