InTegriLogic Blog
InTegriLogic has been serving the Tucson area since 1999, providing IT Support such as technical helpdesk support, computer support, and consulting to small and medium-sized businesses.
This week: Nation-state threat actors hit water infrastructure in Texas, human error causes a storm for the U.S. Coast Guard and happy hour is over in Sweden as a cyberattack impacts liquor distribution.
Information technology offers businesses of all sizes significant benefits, very much including small and medium-sized organizations. Let’s go through five modern tools that offer this kind of inclusive utility to the point that we see them as essential for successful business operations today.
How often do you think about your data backup system? If you’re like most businesses, it’s something that you will likely set up, then quickly forget about, provided you haven’t had to use it. Still, having one is essential to any modern business, and building it with clear outcomes and metrics in mind will help you make your data backup system more effective for the moments when you’re glad you have it.
Your Android smartphone is a computer in and of itself; as such, it runs with an operating system installed. You install programs on your smartphone the same way you install them on your computer, although the process is more complicated. Today, we want to explain the types of files that the Android operating system uses to install apps on your phone, as well as why it might be a good idea to let the Google Play Store do the hard work for you, in terms of locating and installing apps.
In business technology, automation reigns supreme, especially for tedious tasks that offer little to the individual performing them. Remote management epitomizes such tasks, and strategic automation can greatly enhance organizational productivity. Let’s examine how automation can help you stay proactive.
This week: A data breach rocks a troubled Australian music festival and nation-state hackers hit security experts The MITRE Corporation.
On Wednesday, April 10, 2024, Apple deemed it necessary to send a rare alert to certain users via email, spread out across 92 nations. As Apple’s website states, these threat notifications “are designed to inform and assist users who may have been individually targeted by mercenary spyware attacks.” Let’s review these attacks so we all understand this threat better.
This week: A second helping of cyber trouble for Change Healthcare and Roku and the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) speaks about the hacking at Sisense
This week: A huge data breach at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Panera Bread gets burned by a major systems outage, and bad actors are unwelcome guests at Omni Hotels.
Are you paying attention to where you spend your IT dollars and whether or not you are making the most of your budget? It’s important to assess your needs before making any major technological purchase, including the goals, challenges, and pain points you are trying to solve. With the right approach, you can increase the value you get out of your IT—particularly with the following strategies.
When considering your company’s cybersecurity, it is important not to lose sight of the forest for the trees… or, in other words, not to forget the basics around which the rest of your protections are built.
It’s always an exciting time when you commit to a new IT project that promises to change your organization for the better. Of course, the exciting stuff is what comes after the implementation process—a process that can range from easy-as-pie to incredibly complex and stressful, depending on the expertise your organization employs.
This week: AT&T admits that dark web data belongs to their customers, and a Maryland city suffers a business email compromise (BEC) loss of over $200k.
This week: Roku customers face a spate of account takeover attacks, and hackers snatched the data of over 200k people in New Zealand
This week: Thousands have personal data stolen in a cyberattack on a mortgage company, 11 email accounts compromised at IMF, and Scotland’s NHS has a data breach.
This week: Highly sensitive data may have been exposed at CISA, another big casualty of the Infosys McCamish breach is announced, and cyberattacks leave both coffee fans and beer drinkers in Belgium thirsty.
This week: China may be behind a data breach at Taiwan’s biggest telecom and American Express suffers a data breach through its supply chain.
This week: An insider snatches 79k email addresses from a UK council and Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) gets caught up in cyber trouble.
This week: A Pennsylvania county council votes to pay a ransomware gang and a German battery manufacturer is knocked offline.
This week: Ransomware snarls operations at 21 hospitals in Romania and a children’s hospital in Illinois, and an unsecured database exposes user data from a popular casino app.