Category Archives: Velocity IT Blog

Microsoft Sentinel vs. SentinelOne

Microsoft Sentinel vs. SentinelOne: What Are The Differences? Key Points: One is owned by Microsoft, while the other is a standalone solution by SentinelOne They provide different solutions regarding data protection and threat intelligence Both are robust security solutions to help protect data The way they protect against threats vary AI and machine learning are […]

Navigating the Dallas IT Services Market
Free Guide For Local Businesses

Managed IT service providers are essential to any business, especially in Dallas. With so many options available, finding the right provider for your specific needs can be overwhelming. Our guide is here to help you navigate the Dallas IT services market and find a reputable provider for your business.

Threat Actors Modified Zoom To Deliver Malware in a Phishing Campaign

Zoom Security Issues: Threat Actors Modified Zoom To Deliver Malware in a Phishing Campaign Key Points: Cybercriminals have launched a new malware to attack users everywhere, intending to steal banking information through Zoom. Cyber experts at Cyble Research & Intelligent Labs identified the malware and now warn Zoom users to protect themselves. The malware, known […]

How Long Does It Take A Hacker To Crack A Password?

How Long Does It Take A Hacker To Crack A Password? The time it takes for a hacker to crack a password can vary greatly depending on several factors, including the password’s strength, the methods the hacker uses, and the resources available to the hacker. A strong password at least 12 characters long and includes […]

FTC Extends Deadline for Revised Safeguards Rule Compliance to June 9, 2023

FTC Extends Deadline for Revised Safeguards Rule Compliance to June 9, 2023 Key Points The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has granted an additional six months for financial institutions to comply with most of the provisions outlined in the new Safeguards Rule. The Safeguards Rule, which implements a section of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA), requires financial […]

Hackers Don’t Discriminate

Hackers Don’t Discriminate: Worrisome Trends For Small Businesses Key points: More than 40% of cyberattacks target small companies. Since larger companies invest more money in cybersecurity, hackers turn to smaller businesses. Small businesses are in denial about their vulnerability. Contrary to a common misconception, you don’t need a large budget to boost cybersecurity. More and […]

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