PDFSider Malware Attack: What Texas Businesses Can Learn From a Fortune 100 Breach

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a new, highly stealthy Windows malware strain dubbed PDFSider that was used in a targeted attempt against a Fortune 100 financial firm. Unlike commodity ransomware that loudly encrypts files, PDFSider behaves more like an advanced persistent threat (APT) by: Because it blends in with legitimate activity and uses encrypted backdoors, PDFSiderContinue reading “PDFSider Malware Attack: What Texas Businesses Can Learn From a Fortune 100 Breach”

Antivirus vs. Endpoint Security: What’s the Difference?

For many Texas small businesses, antivirus feels like a solved problem. After all, most computers already have something installed. However, that assumption quietly creates risk. When business owners compare antivirus vs endpoint security, they often believe they are choosing between similar tools. In reality, they are choosing between two very different levels of protection. Today’sContinue reading “Antivirus vs. Endpoint Security: What’s the Difference?”

How 1Password Reduces Human Error in Small Teams

Human error remains the largest security risk for small teams. Not because employees are careless, but because most businesses still rely on memory, habits, and shortcuts to manage passwords. That approach breaks down fast. Sticky notes appear. Passwords get reused. Logins are emailed. Access isn’t removed when someone leaves. This is exactly where 1Password makesContinue reading “How 1Password Reduces Human Error in Small Teams”