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BEC (Business Email Compromise) is hitting SMBs hard

Email is essential for business, but it’s also a major security risk. Without proper safeguards, you’re inviting hackers in. Business Email Compromise (BEC) is on the rise, and it’s costing companies billions. If you think your business is immune, think again. Every organization is a target.

In the hustle of managing daily operations, it’s easy to overlook simple tasks like deactivating a former employee’s login details. You might think it’s harmless to deal with it later, but these forgotten accounts can leave your business vulnerable to wasted spending or worse – cyber attacks.

How confident are you about the technology driving your business forward? While most business leaders feel their IT systems are in good shape, the future often paints a different picture.

Microsoft is raising the alarm about a sophisticated new phishing scam. This time, cybercriminals are exploiting trusted cloud services like SharePoint and OneDrive to bypass your defenses.

BC Law Firms: watch out for this dirty email trick used by hackers

Cybersecurity threats are growing, and law firms in British Columbia are increasingly becoming prime targets. A new, sneaky email attack is taking advantage of compromised Microsoft 365 accounts to deceive even the most cautious legal professionals. If your firm relies on email for client communications or collaboration, this is one scam you cannot afford to ignore.

When it comes to online security, how confident are you and your team? You likely know the basics—avoid phishing scams, suspicious downloads, and unknown links. But even the most cyber-aware teams need to stay alert: new, advanced malware tactics are emerging with the intent to outsmart even seasoned professionals.