The Ghost in the Office: How Bad Wi-Fi Kills Business Momentum
At a growing Main Street boutique agency, the five-person team relied on a single retail router tucked away under a front desk counter. On a busy afternoon, one employee was processing an online credit card order, two were uploading client graphics, and the owner was...
Hack of the Month: The Tribeca Film Festival Data Exposure & Why It’s Important to Work With a Managed Service Provider
Hack of the Month: The Tribeca Film Festival Data Exposure & Why It's Important to Work With a Managed Service Provider The July 2026’s headline-grabbing Tribeca Film Festival leak wasn't the result of a high-tech breach or cinematic cyber espionage. Instead, the...
The True Cost of “Sticking Your Head in the Sand”: Why Proactive Cybersecurity Isn’t a Luxury, It’s a Lifeline
As the owner of an MSP/MSSP business, I've seen it all. The late-night calls, the panicked emails, the sheer devastation in a business owner's voice when they realize their worst nightmare has come true: they've been hacked. And honestly, it’s heartbreaking. Because...
The Danger Behind ‘Free’ Software Downloads
Thousands of YouTube Videos Are Serving Malware: The Danger Behind 'Free' Software Downloads The hunt for a "free" or "cracked" version of popular software or an in-game cheat can lead users straight into a sophisticated cyber trap, according to recent security...
@OnMicrosoft.com email limitations…
Starting on October 15, 2025, Microsoft is implementing new rules that will limit the number of external emails sent from its default "onmicrosoft" domains. These domains, which are also known as MOERA (Microsoft Online Email Routing Address) domains, are shared among...
Cybersecurity: The Importance of Software Updates
In the world of cybersecurity, software updates are essential for protecting businesses from ever-increasing vulnerabilities and hacks. This is especially true for businesses that use Microsoft products, as the company regularly releases patches to address security...
Who is LYNX and why are they trying to hack YOUR business?
In the evolving landscape of cyber threats, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) have become prime targets for sophisticated hacker groups like Lynx. Emerging in 2024 as a rebranded successor to INC ransomware, Lynx has rapidly intensified its operations, focusing...
New Apple Vulnerability – protect your devices, data and identity…
Apple has recently identified a significant security flaw in its iOS operating system that has left iPhones, watches and other devices susceptible to covert cyberattacks. This vulnerability, which remained undetected for over a year, has been exploited by hackers to...
Beware the Imposter: How Email Spoofing Targets Businesses
Email remains a critical communication tool for businesses, but it also creates a vulnerability: email spoofing. This deceptive tactic allows attackers to impersonate legitimate senders, tricking recipients into compromising sensitive information or systems. Let's...
Unveiling the Threat of Email Spoofing: A Lurking Danger for Businesses
In today's digital age, email has become an indispensable tool for communication in the business world. However, with the convenience of email communication comes a significant threat: email spoofing. This insidious tactic, employed by cybercriminals, poses a grave...
How we helped G&D Machine Shop achieve CMMC Compliance
Mr. Scott Desselles from G&D Machine Shop explains how CORE Networks helps with their IT Support, Cybersecurity & NIST / CMMC Compliance. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvBGS5y_XhI For more information on G&D Machine Shop you can visit their website here:...
Strengthening Franchise Business IT Infrastructure: A Case Study in Cybersecurity Resilience
In today's digital landscape, businesses, big or small, face the ever-looming threat of cyber attacks. For local franchise businesses, which often rely on a centralized IT infrastructure managed by a head office, the risks can be particularly pronounced. One such...
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- That Browser Extension May Have Access to More Than You Think
- Cookie Stuffing Lands AI Shopping App In Hot Water
- Data You Don’t Keep Can’t Be Stolen
- When AI Sounds Certain, That Does Not Mean It Is Right
- What Is Endpoint Security and Why Does It Matter?
- Case Study: Scammers Cloned an Executive’s Voice—and Stole €3 Million
- Why Copying Work Data to a USB Drive Can Create a Compliance Problem
- Why Pirating Software Is a Bigger Risk Than Most People Realize
