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The Shadowy World of Scam Centers: How They Operate and How to Stay Safe

When you think of scammers, you might picture a single individual sending out phishing emails or making fraudulent calls. But what if there were entire organizations dedicated to this criminal activity? Enter scam centers: a collective operation where groups of scammers collaborate to defraud their victims, often with frightening efficiency.

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A Guide to 2025 Success: Stay Ahead with Strategic IT Investments

January isn’t just for fresh starts and ambitious resolutions—it’s the perfect time to prepare your business for the future. As we step into 2025, staying competitive means more than just maintaining the status quo. It’s about leveraging the latest IT solutions to enhance efficiency, fortify your security, and adapt to the rapid changes of an AI-driven, tech-forward world.

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The Top 5 Data Breaches of 2024
What You Need to Know

This year has been a busy one for cybercriminals, with major breaches hitting industries across the board. Healthcare providers, tech companies, and more have suffered massive data leaks. What does this mean for small to midsize businesses? The vulnerabilities are the same, and the consequences can be just as devastating.

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Don’t Let Outdated Tech Become Your Business’s Frankenstein

You know the story of Frankenstein, right? A scientist stitches together a monster from mismatched parts and then loses control of his creation. If you’re hanging onto outdated technology, you might be doing the same thing—creating a patchwork monster out of old hardware, outdated software, and clunky systems. What might start as a way to save money can quickly turn into an expensive, unmanageable mess.

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The S.E.C.U.R.E. Method to Stop Phishing Emails

Phishing attacks are a serious problem because, unfortunately, they work. Over 3.4 billion spam emails hit inboxes every day, and phishing emails are the most common. They’ve been at the top of the cyberattack list for years because they’re easy to create, easy to send, and still trick people.

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