Are You Backing Up QuickBooks in the Best Way?
Are you one of the many businesses that uses QuickBooks? What would you do if all the data you inputted in QuickBooks was accidentally deleted or infected with a virus? Do you have a backup plan? The best way to keep your information safe and secure in QuickBooks is to create backups of your […]
Password Protection: Why You Need it & Tips to Keep in Mind
Recently, cyberattacks have been a popular topic of discussion. As an IT company, it is our job to not only warn you about them but also to inform you on how to stay protected from them. As you already know, our technicians at CATS Technology Solutions Group are certified Cybersecurity experts who will secure and […]
5 Ransomware Myths for Small and Midsize Businesses
Ransomware does not discriminate and it can happen to anyone. As the owner or employee of a small and/or midsize business, it’s crucial to be aware of the top myths that surround ransomware and take the proper precautions to keep yourself and your business protected. MYTH 1: HACKERS DON’T BOTHER WITH SMALL COMPANIES Anyone is […]
Common Cyberattacks & the Steps to Take to Stay Protected
If you were to fall victim to a cyberattack, would you be prepared? It’s important to recognize and be aware of the different type of attacks that can pose a threat to your company’s safety. Common Cyberattacks: Phishing Attacks – Occurs when the attacker generates a fraudulent email, text, or website to trick a victim […]
Inside a Hacker’s Brain
Why do hacker’s hack? It’s frustrating to think that anyone would want to put your business, reputation, and information at risk, but unfortunately it happens often. But why does it happen? Let’s dive deep into a hacker’s brain to gain some insight. Most of the time, hackers don’t purposely single out one particular person or […]
Did You Know Your Own Employees are the Biggest Threat to Cybersecurity?
Not many people know what the biggest threat to IT infrastructure is at the moment. Malware, ransomware and crypto are common answers but surprisingly these are incorrect. Although they are still a very big threat, it’s end users that take the win as the most significant risk. As much work as hackers put into spreading […]