by DTS Staff | Blog
At this point, everybody has probably heard enough about cyber attacks to get the gist. Hackers come in through a nefarious means. This could range from phishing, to finding a zero day exploit in a server, to just peering over an employees shoulder. From there, they...
by DTS Staff | Blog
Tom owns a small financial firm. Over the last few years, Tom and is firm have been making money for their clients. So much in fact, that their clients are bringing in new clients. He made those clients money, and word ontinued to spread. He had a realization that he...
by DTS Staff | Blog
The days of solely using passwords to secure your network and data are over. And your IT team may be comprised of some of the best tech experts you know — but in today’s digital landscape, and with the ever-evolving skill of cybercriminals, it may not be enough to...
by DTS Staff | Blog
Cybercrime is on the rise in the United States. With increases of hundreds of precents and an estimated $590 million dollars paid out in attacks in the first half of the year alone, the threat is growing exponentially, and effecting American businesses. After a...
by DTS Staff | Blog
Last week, a curious thing happened. About twenty four hours after a whistleblower spoke about the algorithms Facebook and it’s associated properties used and a member of the team rebutted these claims, an outage occurred. Facebook, WhatsApp, Oculous and Instagram all...
by DTS Staff | Blog
Human beings are trusting. This is actually a proven scientific fact, we are wired to trust when oftentimes we shouldn’t. This is a partial explanation for people getting conned throughout history. The conmen of the past have been replaced however, by a new...
