How VoIP Fraud Works and How to Stop It
VoIP fraud is a growing threat to SMBs. Learn how toll fraud, MFA bypass, and vishing attacks work and how CDML can help secure your VoIP and UCaaS systems.
VoIP fraud is a growing threat to SMBs. Learn how toll fraud, MFA bypass, and vishing attacks work and how CDML can help secure your VoIP and UCaaS systems.
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. Imagine an email that looks flawless—no typos, no awkward phrasing, perfectly branded to mimic your vendor. Thanks to AI, scammers can now generate these fake requests in seconds. One click by your accounts payable team to update a bank account, and your organization could be out hundreds of […]
AI has shifted cyber risk inward. Learn how insider threats work and how CDML helps SMBs defend against AI-driven risks.
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. If you’re a Mac user, it’s time to take heed. A surge in sophisticated info‑stealing malware targeting macOS means that even Apple’s reputation for rock‑solid security no longer guarantees safety. From cleverly disguised phishing tactics to brand-new malware strains, the threat landscape has grown. Here’s what every Mac […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. Artificial Intelligence has transformed business productivity, automating tasks and accelerating growth. But in the wrong hands, AI also gives cybercriminals unprecedented power to deceive, scam, and steal. Recent reports highlight how threat actors are misusing AI-powered website builders, content generators, and phishing automation to create convincing attacks in […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. Every day, businesses face the growing threat of ransomware. Attackers no longer just encrypt files; many now steal sensitive data and threaten to leak it unless payment is made. For small and midsized businesses (SMBs), this creates a dangerous dilemma: pay the ransom and hope for the best […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. Two recent discoveries have revealed a troubling shift in cybercrime tactics: hackers can now embed hidden instructions into Gmail messages and Google Calendar invites that Google’s Gemini AI will read and act on even if you can’t see them. These “prompt injection” attacks work by hiding malicious text […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. Social engineering attacks have become the single most common method used by cybercriminals to infiltrate organizations. Unlike technical exploits that target software vulnerabilities, social engineering preys on something far more unpredictable – human behavior. These attacks bypass firewalls and antivirus software not by brute force, but by manipulating […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. When peripheral devices like Internet-connected cameras or other IoT gear have unpatched vulnerabilities, they become easy entry points for attackers. A recent example involved a flaw in an LG LNV5110R camera that allowed administrative access even after the product reached end-of-life. This incident underscores a critical truth: relying […]
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. Cybercriminals never stop innovating, and a new social‑engineering tactic called FileFix is setting off alarm bells! First revealed in June 2025, FileFix leverages our trust in everyday Windows workflows using the clipboard and File Explorer to execute malicious commands making it dangerously stealthy. What Is FileFix? At its […]