5 Signs You Need to Upgrade Your Enterprise Cybersecurity

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Is your company in danger of a cybersecurity breach? Many business owners assure the CyberFlow cybersecurity specialists that their systems are secure. However, a simple vulnerability test shows otherwise. One of the reasons for this is that for many people enterprise cybersecurity means “we have an antivirus”.

Are You Exposed to Small Business Cyber Threats? Find Out in 5 Questions!

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Small business cyber threats are just as serious as the risks faced by larger enterprises. In the experience of the cybersecurity specialists at CyberFlow, their outcome is even more dire. While large companies have the resources to recover after the loss of business and reputation following a cyberattack, almost half of startups and small businesses close down forever.

New Phishing Technique Launches Personalised Attacks

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Phishing messages are getting increasingly realistic and hard to differentiate from genuine emails and web pages. Now, they have an added layer of danger. A new phishing technique can deliver personalised messages imitating the intended target’s favourite brands. The CyberFlow team is monitoring an ongoing phishing-as-a-service campaign, which has already made many victims.

Free Online File Conversion Services May Actually Cost You a Lot!

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Your boss asks you to convert that Word file into PDF, so you start looking for free online file conversion services and choose one of them. Be careful, you may end up installing malware into your computer or smartphone! The cybersecurity services team at CyberFlow is aware of dozens of websites that offer free file conversion tools with infostealers hidden in the installer.

Security Risk: Many Employees Are Overconfident at Spotting Phishing Emails

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Have you conducted phishing email training for employees recently? Looking at the results of a widespread study, it may be necessary. Many employees are overconfident that they can spot a phishing email. When faced with a simulated or a real phishing message, they actually click on it without thinking twice.

LinkedIn Phishing Emails: How Hackers Use Malware to Control Your Device

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Have you just received an invitation to do business with someone on LinkedIn? Be careful before you click on anything because you could install malware on your device. The cybersecurity specialists at CyberFlow are aware of an ongoing campaign of LinkedIn phishing emails, carrying the ConnectWise Remote Access Trojan (RAT) malware.

New Deepfake Video Scam: Hackers Impersonate YouTube CEO

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A few days ago, our cybersecurity specialists were discussing the results of a test in which only 1 of 2,000 people correctly identified deepfake videos. As if to confirm the seriousness of the issue, a deepfake video scam is on the loose, tricking people to share their YouTube login details.

Password Managers Do Not Take Over the Role of Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity specialists at CyberFlow often advise using password managers to stay safe online, among other precautions. However, many people believe that using this tool is enough and they do not need anything else. As the unfortunate tale of a software engineer working for one of the biggest entertainment companies shows, password managers do not protect against hackers.