Small Business Cybersecurity

From blogpost https://oversitesentry.com/will-attackers-use-ai-to-attack-us/

There were several Russian attacks - did they affect others?like the T-Mobile hack which cascades into another breach at Google?

Story from PC magazine about a rural hospital shutting down due to cyberattack last year and since then has other problems.

Cyber insurance pitfalls for small business, there are many issues to keep in mind as the cyber insurance industry is still starting up and learning on the job. Thus in some situations will want to deny a payout because they do not want to go out of business.

5. Less than 100 employees are 3x likely to get hacked or attacked. 4. Log4J vulnerability was a problem 3. What if MFA is hacked? Can be a problem – MFA should be close to foolproof 2. Microsoft feature is actually a vulnerability (special config to solve) 1. Tencent and other gaming companies are Chinese which is a problem.

Quick discussion of new ransomware challenges for small business and then 10 steps to manage cyber defense

Discussion of Ransomware defense - what small business can do to prevent ransomware

Discusses how a Small business should look at he risks involved with cyber attacks

The rebooted version of the Fixvirus show - trying to do something a bit different from before - will explain a complex topic on my blogpost www.oversitesentry.com

Do you have a cyber profile while traveling? You should be careful with how you act and what actions you do on your electronic devices - connect to unsecured wifi? Could be trouble - do not update software while traveling

Looking into a few apps caused me to find out that Tencent(Shanghai, China) has bought Clash of Clans(Tencent bought Supercell in 2016). and a lot more info like: What does it mean if a Chinese company owns the app you are gaming on?

What can you do to prevent the Chinese and other nation-state attackers from attacking your computers? 5 specific items that will help

China declared war on the USA and the west to ensure CCP survival. Among other things - I discuss the Exchange Server hack and how it relates to China's need to control everything. #china #cybersecurity - This is why I want to create the CyberCrowd movement where we will help others that have a predisposition to ignore cybersecurity (help them deal with it)

This is 2nd episode of podcast Cybercrowd, where I discuss why I chose the title and discussing open and closed source. fileless malware , how it gets on the system and what the attacker can do on the system

Discussing Vulnerability Management from vulnerability found to patched safe - why is it important? and more Cybersecurity stuff

2 minutes of the outline of the book - a synopsis of the book

discussing Trojansource and what to do about it, the details of the possible problem do not matter... what matters is how will you fix it once it is fixed?

Recommending to update or patch software to fix bugs and fixes for vulnerabilities that could cause grievous harm to your data!Too bad old software doesn't get moldy and starts smelling!

About Risk Management Exchange server problem - defend your network - prioritize - unknown risks and known risks

Why should I spend money on Cybersecurity and other questions...

Attempting to shortwn my videos and still get lots of stuff in them - 3 minutes.

Discussing the different apps and how they could be used by CCP China to control the world Order the book here https://oversitesentry.com/order-book/

What you can do to defend against ransomware

In trying to teach hacking by jokes here is one where we are the bar and 3 hackers walk into the bar - A Russian, Chinese, and an Iranian hacker walk into the bar

First thing is to have the will to take control of your Cybersecurity, Must have patch, anti-virus, firewall, and backup management - you can find out how to get my book at www.fixvirus.com. In this episode we review why ransomware has gotten worse and the latest Kaseya Cyberattack