On any given day, your organisation is probably receiving and sending out thousands of emails, many of them with confidential information and attachments. But is it safe? As Jamaica’s leading business email provider, we want you to understand the importance of
According to an Intel Security study, 97 percent of people around the world cannot identify a sophisticated phishing email, and typically, one in 10 users will click on the URL in a malicious email. This bit of statistic takes on greater
Win this fight!…with secure web hosting Did you know that over 200 Jamaican websites have been hacked over the past 10 years?1 That’s not a lot you say. Certainly nothing when compared to 10 terabytes of personal information stolen from Sony
Recently a new form of ransomware virus (Locky) was discovered that infects organizations and holds data hostage until a ransom is paid. The Locky virus is today sending a ripple of fear though the GOJ network as several government agencies have already been
The Locky Ransomware is here in Jamaica As you’re seeing in the news, ransomware is hitting an all-time high. The most recent one affecting Jamaica being the Locky ransomware virus. Locky stands out because it is being used in some of
Due to complexity of networks and the increasing onslaught of Advanced Persistent Threats, many small-to-medium-sized Caribbean companies and organisations are choosing to outsource cyber security services to Jamaican IT managed services providers. IT Managers make this move for several compelling reasons –
As more and more companies begin to understand that there is an intrinsic link between their growth and competitiveness and technological innovation, the immediate need to modernise their data centres is drawn into sharper focus. Info Exchange, leaders in Jamaican
The recent, deliberate cyber attacks against U.S. organisations by Russian civilian and military intelligence services are international news. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recently issued the Joint Analysis Report (JAR) about these events.
While you are busy taking advantage of all the latest advances in IT which allow you greater ‘mobility’ where your work is concerned, someone else is rubbing their hands – the cyber-criminal. The front line of the cyber war has
Malwarebytes released their “State of Malware” report for 2016 which included nearly one billion malware detections from nearly one million consumer and corporate Windows and Android devices from all over the world. Over the 10-month span from January to November 2016, ransomware
