Cybercriminals commonly use phishing via email as a strategy to acquire usernames, credit card details, and passwords. These emails include malicious links or attachments to corrupt computers and mobile devices. According to a recent study, cybercriminals use certain email subject lines more often than others. It’s critical to keep an eye out for all suspicious...
There are just some things you can’t deny about technology today. We have many IT truisms to relay but we’ve chosen these three main ones to share with you. 1st Truism: Your data will be at risk if you store it in an on-premise server or hard drive without a business continuity or backup solution...
When law firms choose to outsource their IT services and support, it’s much easier for attorneys to focus on their core competencies. In fact, integrating outsourced IT services can help attorneys handle and protect the overwhelming amount of data created and used. Most law firms are beginning to realize the importance of strong data security...
Microsoft will end support for Windows XP on April 8th, 2014. While Windows XP users will receive security updates on March 11th and April 8th, 2014, Microsoft will stop providing scheduled updates, support, or bug fixes for the operating system after the end of support date. When cybercriminals find a vulnerability, there will be no...
Facebook “Naked Video” Scam: Stay Aware and Protect Against the Latest Threat Have you ever found a “naked video” of one of your Facebook friends while searching through your news feed? If you see this video, be cautious. This is the latest attempt for cybercriminals to infiltrate your computer. In fact, Bitdefender, an anti-virus company,...
When you work with Veltec Networks as your trusted cybersecurity team, cybersecurity breaches, ransomware, and other security concerns will become distant memories.
We ensure:
When you work with Veltec Networks as your trusted cybersecurity team, cybersecurity breaches, ransomware, and other security concerns will become distant memories.
We ensure: