cyber gangs: Small Business a favorite Attack Vector
- 12/29/16 06:05 AM
Small businesses are hardly immune to attacks by hackers. The illusion of low attack risks comes from the publicity that only huge corporations get when they are breached, like Target, Sony and Anthem. These are giants, so of course it makes headline news. But when a “ma and pa” business gets attacked, it’s not newsworthy. If you own a small business, ask yourself just how the mega-giant Target got infiltrated by cybercriminals in the first place. Answer: a ma and pa HVAC vendor of Target’s! Cybercriminals thrive on the myth that only big companies get attacked. They know that many small outfits … (1 comments)
cyber gangs: Banks Big And Small Targets of Cyber Gangs
- 07/15/13 03:00 PM
Brilliance historically is often expressed in the simplest of technologies, the wheel or the light bulb are perfect examples. Today brilliance is often attributed to advances in technologies that cure illness, solve problems and make life easier. In the past decade coders, programmers and hackers of all kinds are coming up with the simplest to the most brilliant inventions transforming life as we know it. And unfortunately it’s the criminal hackers that seem to be the smartest in the room. CIO spoke to how “ZeuS, SpyEye, Sunspot, OddJob, Gameover. Villains in the next James Bond movie? No. These are names for sophisticated and dangerous crimeware used by … (0 comments)
Small businesses are hardly immune to attacks by hackers.
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