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Zero Trust Security: Why It’s a Must for Modern Businesses
Introduction Cyber threats are evolving at an alarming rate, making traditional perimeter-based security models increasingly ineffective. The rise of remote work, cloud computing, and sophisticated cyberattacks has led organizations to rethink their security strategies. This is where Zero Trust Security (ZTS) comes into play. A Zero Trust model assumes that […]

How to Future-Proof Your Business IT in a Rapidly Changing Tech Landscape
Introduction Technology is evolving at an unprecedented rate, and businesses that fail to keep up risk falling behind. Future-proofing your IT infrastructure is no longer optional—it’s a necessity. Companies must adopt strategies that enable agility, resilience, and security to stay competitive in a rapidly changing digital world. This guide outlines […]

Weekly Cybersecurity Roundup for Week of Feb 24, 2025
Bybit Confirms Record-Breaking $146 Million Crypto Theft Bybit, a major cryptocurrency exchange, has confirmed a $146 million security breach, making it one of the largest crypto thefts in recent history. The attack, which targeted Bybit’s hot wallets, was detected on February 23, 2025, prompting the exchange to temporarily suspend withdrawals. […]

How to Prepare for Cyber Insurance Requirements in 2025
Introduction Cyber threats continue to evolve, and businesses must stay ahead by not only improving their cybersecurity posture but also ensuring they meet cyber insurance requirements. With insurers tightening their standards due to the rise in cyber incidents, organizations need to proactively prepare for 2025’s cyber insurance landscape. This guide […]

In-House IT vs. Managed IT Services: Which Model Makes the Most Sense for Your Business?
Technology is at the heart of every modern business, but how companies manage their IT needs can vary significantly. The choice between maintaining an in-house IT team or outsourcing to a Managed IT Services Provider (MSP) like InfiniTech is a crucial decision that impacts efficiency, cost, security, and scalability. In […]

Weekly Cybersecurity Roundup for Week of Feb 17, 2025
New Variant of XCSSET macOS Malware Discovered Researchers have identified a new variant of the XCSSET malware, which primarily targets macOS users through malicious Xcode projects. Why it matters: This development highlights the growing sophistication of macOS threats, emphasizing the need for developers to verify software integrity and enhance endpoint […]

The Rise of Virtual CIOs (vCIOs) and What It Means for SMBs
Introduction Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are increasingly facing complex IT challenges that were once only a concern for large enterprises. As digital transformation accelerates, businesses must navigate cybersecurity threats, compliance requirements, cloud migration, and IT strategy—often without the in-house expertise to do so effectively. This is where a Virtual […]

Weekly Cybersecurity Roundup for Week of Feb 10th, 2025
Georgia Hospital Data Breach Exposes 120,000 Patient Records A cyberattack on St. Joseph’s/Candler Health System in Georgia has resulted in the exposure of sensitive data from approximately 120,000 individuals. The breach, which was first detected in December 2023, involved unauthorized access to patient information, including names, Social Security numbers, and […]

Weekly Cybersecurity Roundup for Week of Feb 3rd, 2025
1. CISA Identifies 21 Actively Exploited CVEs in 2024 The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has highlighted 21 vulnerabilities that have been actively exploited in cyberattacks this year. According to CISA, these CVEs—some newly disclosed and others previously known—pose significant threats as cybercriminals and nation-state actors continue to […]

Weekly Cybersecurity Roundup for Week of Jan 27, 2025
1. SaaS Applications Becoming a Major Attack Vector for Cybercriminals A new report highlights that SaaS applications are increasingly being targeted by cybercriminals due to lax security measures and inadequate visibility into these platforms. The study reveals that 55% of SaaS applications are misconfigured, creating significant vulnerabilities that attackers exploit. […]