Designed to self destruct?
In the early days of the internet, hackers built viruses to show off. Most of the early hackers were teenagers or in their early 20s. The ones who got …
Crooks target Americans working at home
The New York Times reports that international hackers target Americans working at home. This is a very personal attack for already-stressed working people. Hackers calling themselves Evil Corp. have developed …
4 hacker attacks in the global pandemic
A hacker can’t get you to click the link he sent to you if he looks like a hacker. So, he may look like Microsoft. Or, he may look like …
Our response to COVID-19
Everyone at Realize Information Technology is working to continue providing support for our clients and their needs while keeping their employees and our employees safe. We are classified as an …
3 tips: Cybercrime is global and local [video]
Cybercrime has been global for years. So, what changed? It’s now more widespread. And, hackers are trying to exploit the global situation with COVID-19. Let’s zoom in on the alarming …
Tips for working from home
Many businesses have asked staff to start working from home during the coronavirus outbreak. But, where to begin? What specific items need to be on your checklist? Here are some …
Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic used to spread malware
Digital networks also under attack Wow, someone you never heard of is offering a dynamic map of the COVID-19 coronavirus! That’s handy! No. That is malware. Cyber-security professionals are working …
Sneakier spear phishing pointed at you
New “spear phishing” is ultra-sneaky … sneaky enough to trick senior managers Microsoft has issued a warning about “spear phishing” email campaigns finely tuned to get past defense systems. “Even …
Managed service providers in Tulsa [MSPs]
Are your digital resources fully in order? Are you looking for a managed services provider (MSP)? Business-to-business tech support in Tulsa varies in quality. As a result, you have options! …
Bucket full of bad stuff
Post #5 in threat types Hostile software presents a confusing problem for business owners. It’s hard to visualize the hazards. Words like “worm”, “virus” and “malware” seem interchangeable. Then there …