How to stop phishing emails in a small business: protect people without blaming them
A convincing email lands in accounts. It appears to come from a supplier you know. The invoice looks right. The language is good. The person named in the email
A convincing email lands in accounts. It appears to come from a supplier you know. The invoice looks right. The language is good. The person named in the email
People are not the weakest link. Let’s get that sorted straight away. Calling them an “early-warning system” also shouldn’t mean giving them another job on
One of the most common things I hear when talking to small business owners is: “We’re too small to be a target.” I understand why
If you run a small or micro-business, you probably rely on technology more than you realise. Your business may run on email, Microsoft 365, cloud
A recent Huntress investigation started with what looked like a fairly familiar problem. An exposed Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) server had been targeted by a
Would you let ChatGPT log into your bank account? Probably not. But you might soon let an AI browser log into your email, Microsoft 365, CRM
More than 300 UK businesses reported ransomware attacks. The real number is probably much higher. If you run a small business, school or charity, it’s
Summary: AI is making invoice fraud and payment redirection harder to spot. Criminals can now produce convincing emails, realistic invoices and cloned voices that look
We recently wrote about ConsentFix, where attackers abuse trusted OAuth flows and trick people into granting access without handing over a password. ClickFix sits in
A phishing test in Canada has caused anger after healthcare workers were sent an email promising an extra paid day off. It was not a