Category: Phishing & Scams
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Fraud is costing businesses MILLIONS
Think fraud is only a problem for big corporations? Think again. Small and medium sized businesses are huge targets. And it’s costing a fortune. Here’s how to stay safe…
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Microsoft: Criminals can access your accounts without your password
Just when you think you’ve got cybersecurity sorted for your business, a new scam comes along. This time, cybercriminals don’t even need to trick you out of your password to access your accounts… they can fool you with something called…
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Beware these free tools – they may be hiding ransomware
Need to change a file from one format to another? Easy, just Google a file converter, right? Stop! That may not be as safe as it seems. Find out why here…
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Overconfident employees: Your hidden cyber security threat?
Your team are smart, right? They’d never fall for a scam email or click a suspicious link. At least, that’s what they think. Here’s why overconfidence could spell disaster for your business’s security.
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New Gmail Threats Targeting Users in 2025 (and How to Stay Safe)
Cybercriminals target Gmail a lot because it’s very popular. It also integrates with many other Google services. As AI-powered hacking attacks become more common, it gets harder for people to distinguish between real and fake emails. As 2025 approaches, it’s…
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Beware these common ‘malvertising’ attacks
Ever clicked an online ad and wondered afterwards if it was a scam?… most of us have – and cyber criminals want us to keep doing it. Here’s what to look out for to stop your business’s data (and profits)…
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Employees are falling for 3x more phishing scams
Cyber criminals are getting smarter, and businesses are paying the price – especially when it comes to phishing attacks. Here’s what to watch out for…
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Beware that corrupted email attachment: It could be a scam
Cyber criminals get more creative every day. The latest scam designed to steal your business data uses corrupted Word files – and getting fooled is easier than you might think…
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Beware that “support call” – it could be a ransomware scam
Would your employees give an unknown caller access to your business devices? But what if they got a Teams chat from someone posing as Microsoft support? Here we tell you all about a new ransomware scam
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Security alert: Attacks on business email accounts are surging
Your business relies on emails every day – that’s exactly why scammers target them. Here’s what you need to know.