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Cybercriminals are taking “never let a crisis go to waste” to another level. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and the United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) recently issued a joint alert on the growing number of malicious cyber actors exploiting the COVID-19 crisis.
While remote employees are keeping many businesses afloat during this crisis, they’re also becoming liabilities to the same companies they’re working so hard to keep up and running. If businesses aren’t educating their employees on the growing number of COVID-19-related cybersecurity threats, they’ll be out of business before they know it.
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Our clients represent the best their industries have to offer LammTech supports clients in a wide range of industries, serving as a strategic partner that is not only an expert in IT, but also a subject matter expert that understands the key challenges of their specific industry. This combination of business
Our clients represent the best their industries have to offer LammTech supports clients in a wide range of industries, serving as a strategic partner that is not only an expert in IT, but also a subject matter expert that understands the key challenges of their specific industry. This combination of business
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While the growing number of cyberattacks should be alarming to businesses of all sizes, SMBs aren't too concerned, but the truth is they should be. Cybercriminals are not just targeting larger global companies. The damages associated with cybercrimes can quickly put an SMB out of business. A report, titled "The 2019 SMB Cyberthreat Study," was conducted
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