Logix Data Products Inc.
110 - 6200 Dixie Rd L5T 1A6 Mississauga, ON, Canada

Thank you Mississauga Board of Trade - MBOT for featuring an article by LOGIX Data Products! Read the article online here: https://issuu.com/mbotontar/docs/mbot_issue_spring_2020_web

No matter where your employees are, or which device they are working on, it is important to make sure your business network and data are protected. It’s easier to prevent a data disaster than to recover from one. With endpoint security in place, simply reset the device to a time before it was infected. Yes, even with ransomware!

R Y0u Doing Pa55w0rd S3cur1ty Wr0ng? A user’s password is the key to open the door to their account. Depending on what kind of permissions that user has once inside a system, that key could be very powerful indeed.

Don't be fooled by phishing attacks! Here's a new one that came today. Cybercriminals are always finding new and creative ways to trick you into falling for their schemes. With many people working from home, this particular attack is looking to take advantage of a business unit being separated. Many workers currently rely on email communication from head office and do not have the ability to turn to a co-worker to ask. These criminals are hoping the receiver of this email wi...ll see an urgent company notice and take action quickly. Clicking on this link would no doubt lead to a cyberattack. Be vigilant! Know the signs. Click here to learn about email phishing attacks and how to spot a fraud: https://logix.ca/tech-tips-and-tricks/phishing-emails-signs/

Security risks don't just come from outside of your company. Make sure that your employees are informed of the security threats they may be letting in the door, and train them on how to avoid common mistakes! Read more: https://logix.ca/security/new-covid-19-security-threats/

It is relatively trivial for an attacker on a compromised machine to exfiltrate all of a user’s entire workspace, chat messages, files and history. Worse, attackers can gain current access to the workspace by stealing the stored session cookies on the user’s machine. #CyberSecurity #RemoteWork #Security