Microsoft Patch Tuesday December 2017 has finally arrived, with a list of 34 critical security updates covering seven different Microsoft products. We know you’re probably ready for some hard-earned...
Prevent remote code execution by disabling Microsoft’s Equation Editor now
While many of us are looking forward to some well-earned time off, cyber attacks aren’t taking any breaks this holiday season. In late November, Cobalt Cybercriminal Group took advantage of a 17-year-old vulnerability in Microsoft Office’s Equation Editor, the CVE-2017-11882 exploit. The Cobalt Cybercriminal...
TeamViewer hacked: Here’s how to protect your systems
After reports of a serious bug, the developer behind TeamViewer, the popular remote desktop management software, has released an important patch to seal this vulnerability. Because...
5 building blocks for seamless endpoint security
Enterprise security has become a top priority with the recent spike in cyber attacks. With so many tasks piling up for IT administrators, many are left...
Why Desktop Central is the best SCCM alternative
Managing endpoint devices is a tough job, especially without the right IT management software. Microsoft is a leader in the unified endpoint management field, but is...
macOS High Sierra security flaw – How to automatically patch vulnerable Macs
2017 has been a busy year for the cybersecurity industry. With the increase in vulnerabilities, security flaws, and large data breaches, the importance of IT security has been...
Intel SA-00086 vulnerability: Is your enterprise at risk?
2017 is about to end. But is your fight against vulnerabilities just beginning? This Thanksgiving, Intel decided to talk turkey about a string of vulnerabilities, Intel...
Microsoft Patch Tuesday: November 2017 updates
Patch Tuesday is back again with 53 security vulnerabilities this time. As usual, Microsoft has released updates for its various products. We strongly recommend patching all...
FinFisher, malware infecting Adobe Flash, may be spying on your organization
Adobe Flash is under siege by malware called FinFisher. FinFisher exploits a zero-day vulnerability in Flash (CVE-2017-11292) and appears to have been released by a hacker group called BlackOasis. This vulnerability affects Adobe...