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 Technical terms like doxware/leakware scareware, malvertising, and malspam can describe further varieties of Ransomware. But you don’t have to worry about them because the key idea is the same: Ransomware is what happens when attackers lock you out of your system or files and will not provide the decryption keys until a ransom is paid.

humans are the weakest link in any security system. That’s why creating a culture that tackles this vulnerability head-on and turns it into a strength is crucial for any business.

Let’s cut to the chase: regular penetration testing is one of the smartest ways to protect everything your business relies on—computers, networks, bank accounts, social media, mobile devices, you name it. It’s your shield against cybercriminals, and if you’re not doing it, you’re leaving the door wide open for trouble.

One of the most common misconceptions among small business owners is the confusion between IT management and cybersecurity

Some misconceptions have taken root among small business owners and ecommerce stores owners, especially those with just a few thousand in revenue, about cybersecurity.

I think your business might have a secret admirer… and it’s not a good one. Just kidding… Or am I? How do you even know you’re under attack? What should you check out for so the candles don’t flick into fire? That’s what we will talk about in the next few lines.

Only a serious small business owner or e-Commerce store is going to be scanning the internet, looking for the types of attacks to defend against. That’s why Webifant Security is here to break down some of the most common threats we’ve seen targeting businesses like yours. But first, let’s get this straight: if you’re looking

Cyber hackers will always come for small businesses before they go after the giants. It’s common sense in the hunting world. Think about it—lions target the weakest prey in the herd before they even consider going after the bigger ones. It bolsters their confidence, sharpens their skills, and strengthens them for when it’s time to

You won’t always know why you’re the target of a cyberattack. You also won’t always know who might be targeting your business. Those could have been a competitor, an employee, an ex, an upset customer, a stalker, or even a random hacker trying to perfect their skills.