Teach employees to care about the security at your organization, and you will avoid a lot of potential heartache.
All types of malware cause all sorts of trouble for organizations
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Helping employees work from home securely is important for all businesses, but with this post we especially want to support SMBs and those companies without large staff or in-house security professionals.
Ransomware attacks are a type of malware. Malware means “malicious software” or “malicious executable.” On the evil scale, ransomware is near the top. It’s nasty stuff that you don’t want any part of.
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