Cybercriminals love to use the holidays as a time to exploit distractions, rushed shopping, and the urgency that the holiday season brings to both businesses and individuals. It's a perfect time to attack small businesses as they often face skeleton crews and year-end pressures, while individuals juggle family plans and deals. It only takes one click to compromise your accounts, finances, and/or sensitive data. Avoid getting caught up in a phishing scam with these tips. Holid

As the holiday season approaches and employees prepare to travel, many will find themselves finishing up last minute requests while they are out of the office. With more and more employees completing tasks while they travel or work from home, small businesses will face increased cybersecurity risks over the holiday season. Even if John Smith is just squeezing in that last email before Thanksgiving dinner, these tips will help him have confidence that he and your company are p

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