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Indianapolis IT Security: How Businesses Can Manage Overall Risk
By Admin@catapulttechsolutions | Nov 23, 2022 | Blog
The ever-changing security landscape can be challenging for any business, regardless of size or industry. Security risks are constantly evolving, and new threats are continually emerging. As a result, businesses need to have a comprehensive IT security strategy that addresses these risks. Yet, many businesses don’t have a clear understanding of how to manage risk…
Read More → How to Use Passwords to Outsmart Hackers
By Admin@catapulttechsolutions | Dec 20, 2021 | Blog
In our last post we shared some of the ways cybercriminals can hack into your private passwords. This article will give you some tips to help you make sure your passwords do not fall victim to these strategies. Length A password should be 12-15 characters long. This is the most important factor in password safety.…
Read More → How Do Cybercriminals Get Your Password?
By Admin@catapulttechsolutions | Dec 14, 2021 | Blog
In our last post, we discussed the damage that can be done when our passwords are compromised. This post will share some of the ways Cybercriminals are able to access the passwords that they do this damage with. There are many strategies these hackers use to get ahold of your password and other private information.…
Read More → Why Are Passwords Such a Huge Problem?
By Admin@catapulttechsolutions | Dec 6, 2021 | Blog
With technology becoming more and more integrated into our daily lives, we all are creating more and more passwords. The importance of using secure, unique passwords is growing as we trust increasing amounts of personal information to organizations and businesses that can fall victim to data breaches and password leaks. Passwords are big business for…
Read More → Avoid the Trap of Supply Chain Attacks
By Admin@catapulttechsolutions | Oct 12, 2021 | Blog
Cybercriminals constantly refine their tactics to target new victims with the latest attacks. One of the latest tactics is a supply chain attack. A supply chain attack occurs when a bad actor targets a software vendor to deliver malicious code through seemingly legitimate products or updates. Supply chain attacks allow a fraudster to compromise technology…
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