Cybersecurity Risks in Water Systems: A Wake-Up Call for Utah Businesses

Cybersecurity Risks in Water Systems: A Wake-Up Call for Utah Businesses Cybersecurity is critical for protecting the infrastructure that supports daily life. For water systems, the risks are growing. A report from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reveals that 193 million Americans may rely on water systems vulnerable to cyberattacks. This includes over 97 systems…

How Your Phone Tracks You and What Utah Businesses Can Do About It

Modern smartphones collect and share an overwhelming amount of data. While this improves functionality, it also poses serious privacy and security risks. For Utah businesses, understanding how phones track users is essential to protecting sensitive data and maintaining cybersecurity. Here are six ways your phone tracks you and practical steps to stop it. #UtahITSupport #ManagedITServices…

Scattered Spider Hackers Charged: What Utah Businesses Can Learn About Cybersecurity Risks

Cyberattacks are growing in sophistication, and businesses in Utah are not immune. The recent charges against five members of the Scattered Spider hacking group highlight the risks that companies face. These hackers, accused of phishing and theft, targeted companies and individuals across the U.S., including major industries such as telecommunications and cryptocurrency. For Utah businesses,…

Microsoft Confirms Zero-Day Vulnerabilities: Utah Businesses Must Act Now

Microsoft recently addressed 90 vulnerabilities in its latest security update, including two actively exploited zero-day flaws. These vulnerabilities pose a serious threat to businesses using the Windows ecosystem. For companies in Utah, this is a critical reminder to strengthen cybersecurity measures and leverage managed IT services to stay protected. Key Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Focus CVE-2024-49039:…

Data Breach at Law Firm Exposes 300,000 Patients’ Information: A Wake-Up Call for Utah’s Legal Industry

A data breach at Thompson Coburn, a prominent law firm, exposed sensitive information of over 300,000 Presbyterian Healthcare Services patients. This incident highlights the growing cybersecurity risks for law firms, emphasizing the need for strong IT support and managed IT services to protect client data. What Happened in the Breach? Thompson Coburn detected unauthorized activity…

Colorado’s Voting Password Mishap: Cybersecurity Lessons for Utah Businesses

In a chilling cybersecurity mistake, Colorado accidentally published voting system passwords online for several months. While officials assured the public that the error did not compromise the election’s security, the incident serves as a haunting reminder for businesses in Utah about the importance of protecting sensitive data. Even minor oversights can lead to major vulnerabilities.…