Public Wi-Fi Is Not Safe Until Your VPN Is Connected
Learn how fake public Wi-Fi networks steal credentials, why VPN configuration matters, and how a managed SonicWall VPN protects remote workers and data.
Tag: Cybersecurity
Tag: Cybersecurity
Never Plug In an Unknown USB Device
Learn how fake USB devices can exploit Windows Plug and Play, why users should lack admin rights, and which device controls can reduce organizational risk.
Your Vacation Photos May Be Helping Scammers Target You
Learn how AI can identify locations from vacation photos and help scammers create convincing spear-phishing attacks against travelers and organizations.
Ransomware Is Coming Through the Front Door
Ransomware can exploit vulnerable firewalls, VPNs, websites, and other Internet-facing systems. Learn how prioritized patching reduces the risk.
Is Your Organization an Unwitting Cyber Beachhead?
Learn how attackers abuse trusted employees, remote workers, vendors, devices, and IT platforms to steal data and expand supply-chain attacks at scale.
Who’s Managing AI Usage in Your Organization?
Learn how Goodweek helps organizations securely manage AI use, business data, permissions, and employee access to multiple leading AI models.
Cyber Safety Is Patient Safety: What Medical Offices and Patients Need to Know
Cyber safety is patient safety. Learn how medical offices can protect patient data, maintain operations, prepare for downtime, and recover from attacks.
Cybersecurity Tools Are Not the Same as Cybersecurity Readiness
Cybersecurity tools alone do not guarantee preparedness. Learn how incident response planning, tested backups, clear responsibilities, and tabletop exercises can help organizations improve cybersecurity readiness and recover faster from an attack.
Your Mac Is Not Immune to Malware
Macs are not immune to cyberattacks. Recent campaigns involving CrashStealer, fake Claude instructions, malicious greeting cards, abused remote-management tools, and a macOS Screen Sharing vulnerability show why Mac users still need strong security, patching, monitoring, and device management.
How Hackers Trick AI Agents Into Exposing Your Data
Hackers may not need to break into an AI agent directly. They can hide malicious instructions in emails, documents, and websites, tricking the agent into remembering false information, misusing its access, and exposing sensitive company data.
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