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Web Filtering for MSPs (Part 1): Why Web Filtering is so Important
A web filtering service allows Managed Service Providers (MSPs) to better protect their clients from accidental malware downloads and phishing attacks while improving their bottom lines. Further, by...
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Web Filtering for MSPs (Part 2): Why WebTitan Cloud is the Best Web Filtering...
In our previous post we explained why managed service providers (MSPs) should be offering a web filtering service to their customers and the benefits that can be gained by customers and MSPs alike. In...
View ArticleSodinokibi Ransomware Poised to Become New GandCrab
As one ransomware-as-a-service operation shuts down, another is vying to take its place. Sodinokibi ransomware attacks are increasing and affiliates are trying to carve out their own niche in the...
View ArticleMonroe College Ransomware Attack: $2 Million Ransom Demand Issued
There has been a spate of ransomware attacks on cities and government agencies in recent months and the healthcare industry sees more than its fair share of attacks, but they are not the only...
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La Porte County Latest Victim in String of Ransomware Attacks on Municipalities
There has been a spate of ransomware attacks on cities, municipalities, mayor’s offices, and local government facilities in recent weeks. The latest attack was on La Porte County in Indiana. The attack...
View ArticlePhishers Use Google Drive Links to Bypass Office 365 Anti-Phishing Controls
A new phishing campaign has been detected that uses Google Drive links to avoid detection by Office 365 Exchange Online Protection and ensure messages are delivered to inboxes. The emails, reported...
View ArticleTax Professionals Targeted in IRS Tax Return Phishing Scam
Taxpayers and tax professionals are being targeted by scammers posing as the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The goal of this new IRS tax return phishing scam is to deliver information-stealing...
View ArticleRansomware Attacks on Businesses Have Doubled in 2019
The year 2018 saw a reduction in ransomware attacks on businesses as cybercriminals opted for alternative means to make money. Major ransomware attacks were still occurring, just at a slightly lower...
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Exploit Kit Activity Triples in a Year – Is Your Business Protected?
Exploit kit activity may be at a fraction of the level of 2016 when peak activity was reached, but the threat has not gone away. In fact, the mid-year cybersecurity roundup from Trend Micro shows...
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TitanHQ Announces Fall Schedule of Trade Shows and Conferences
Over the next three months, TitanHQ will be travelling throughout Europe and the United States to meet with managed services providers (MSPs) at some of the biggest trade shows serving the MSP...
View ArticleWhat is the Ideal Security Stack for MSPs?
According to research from Channel Futures, security is the fastest growing service for 73% of managed service providers (MSPs). If you have yet to start offering security services to your clients, you...
View ArticleBeware of Black Friday Phishing Scams and Malware Attacks!
Black Friday phishing scam are rife this year. With almost a week to go before the big discounts are offered by online retailers, scammers are stepping up their efforts to defraud consumers. Spam email...
View ArticleHow to Improve Restaurant Cybersecurity and Thwart Hackers
Any business that processes card payments is a target for cybercriminals, but restaurants in particular are favored by hackers. Over the past few weeks, cybercriminals have stepped up their efforts to...
View ArticleHow is Ransomware Delivered and How Can I Block Ransomware Attacks?
There are many ways that ransomware can be downloaded onto business networks, but most commonly, ransomware attacks occur via Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), drive-by downloads, or email. RDP Attacks...
View ArticleMeteoric Rise in Phishing and Web Attacks Targeting NASA’s Telecommuting Workers
There has been a massive rise in the number of telecommuting workers as a result of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus pandemic and cybercriminals are taking advantage. Phishing and malware attacks have soared...
View ArticleMalicious COVID-19 Domains Used to Deliver Banking Trojans and Other Malware
The COVID-19 pandemic has given cybercriminals a golden opportunity to make money. With the world focused on little else other than the response to the pandemic, and with people craving information...
View ArticlePhishing Campaign Uses CAPTCHA to Fool Users and Email Security Solutions
Phishers are constantly coming up with new scams that abuse trust. People tend to trust their favorite brands and when email communications are sent by those companies there is a tendency for the...
View ArticleAdvanced Cybersecurity Defenses Needed to Combat New Phishing and Malware...
Cybercriminals are using an increasing range of tactics, techniques and procedures to fool the unwary into disclosing their credentials or installing malware, which is making it hard for end users to...
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APT32 and TA416 APT Groups Delivering New MacOS and Windows Malware Variants
The Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group APT32 – aka OceanLotus – is conducting a malware campaign targeting Apple MacOS users. APT32 is a nation-state hacking group that primarily targets foreign...
View ArticleMalicious Word Documents Used to Deliver Malicious Cobalt Strike Script...
A malware delivery campaign has been identified that uses phishing emails, malicious macros, PowerShell, and steganography to deliver a malicious Cobalt Strike script. The initial phishing emails...
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