Microsoft 365 Is the Latest Phishing Target – Here’s What We Know
Many of our small business clients have taken advantage of all the features that Microsoft 365 (formerly Microsoft Office 365) has to offer.
The Best Password Managers of 2020
With the notable increase of phishing and ransomware, there’s no better time to remind you of the importance of password managers.
Backups and Disaster Recovery Plans: Why Every Business Needs Both
It’s every business owner’s worst nightmare -losing all of your data. Now is the time you’re wishing you had a backup, right?
PonyFinal – What Microsoft Users Need to Know About the Newest Ransomware
Microsoft’s security team announced this week that a new type of ransomware has been detected, and that Microsoft users should remain vigilant for possible vulnerabilities or hackings.
How Secure Is Your Company's Cloud Storage?
In order to move their businesses online, many leaders have been turning to cloud solutions. But with so much data in one place, can they really be safe?
Is Your Website on WordPress? It’s Time to Level Up Your Security
No matter what platform you run your website on, it’s imperative to have measures in place to keep your data, your users and your information safe.
Finding Fraudulent Emails in Your Inbox? Here’s Why You Should Report Them
While the majority of society is facing setbacks and slowdowns due to Coronavirus, email cyberhackers are flourishing.
Deepfakes: How to Spot 2020’s Top Cybersecurity Threat
A deepfake is an image or a video manipulated online with machine-learning software to make them seem realistic. Deepfakes have become more and more advanced within the last few years, making them more difficult to pick out with the naked eye.
Coronavirus Donation Scams: How to Tell Fact From Fiction
As COVID-19 continues to strain the health of people around the world, cybercriminals are finding ways to take advantage of it.
Guest Blog: How to Protect Yourself from Zoom Hijacking
This phenomenon, called Zoom-bombing or Zoom hijacking, is the unfortunate product of hackers and less sophisticated internet trolls taking advantage of online meeting technology that has become popular during the COVID-19 pandemic – including Zoom.
Guest Blog: Cybersecurity at Home
Nik Vargas of Nimble Defense reviews cybersecurity best practices while employees are working from home during the COVID-19 crisis.
Keeping Your Business Safe and Productive While Your Team is Remote
After the Covid-19 outbreak, businesses are experiencing an increase of employees working from home. Here are some points to consider when working remotely.
Switchfast Technologies Named in CRN’s Elite 150
Switchfast has been named as one of CRN’s Elite 150 in their annual MSP500 list.
Phishing Scams Are Leveling Up in 2020 – Here’s How to Stay Protected
With a rise in phony phishing emails, texts and phone calls, we're taking a closer look at what small businesses need to watch out for and how to stay protected.
Switchfast Technologies Named One of Nation’s Best and Brightest Companies to Work For®
We are truly honored to announce that Switchfast Technologies has been named one of 2019’s Best and Brightest Companies to Work For® in the Nation.
Encrypted Backups of Apple Devices? The FBI Says No
According to reports, Apple Inc no longer intends to allow iPhone users to fully encrypt backups of their Apple devices in their iCloud storage service.
Switchfast Named to Cloudtango’s Best MSP’s in the USA
Cloudtango released their 6th annual best managed service providers list and we're pleased to share that our team has ranked #18 in the United States.
Avoid Costly Updates from Windows 7 and Windows 10 Blue Screen Errors
Since Microsoft's suggestions to fix blue screen errors from Windows 7 and Windows 10 appear quite costly, we've found cost-effective workarounds to update both.
Preventing Cyber Risks on Business Trips
Business travelers are a big target for cyber criminals. Learn the rules to securing your devices and data while traveling for business trips.
MSP vs MSSP and the Changing Role of IT Security
It used to be that MSPs and MSSPs were two different roles a partnership could employ. Turns out the changing landscape of threats has merged the fields.
