July 2020

What does this evolving technology mean for Cybersecurity? Augmented reality is a growing technology weaving itself into our personal and professional lives. Mass adoption of this tech will take years, but its capabilities and corresponding implications are immense. Right now, we see AR in basic examples such as smartphones and apps. AR uses the hardware […]

Establishing a positive cybersecurity score We all have a credit score (whether we like it or not). It’s valued based on our debts and spending habits – good or bad. Obviously, the better the score, the better off we are when it comes to loans, credit cards, mortgages, and anything dealing with money. On a

Bytagig is proud to announce its newly established relationship with the North Clackamas Chamber of Commerce. We’re enthused to create a strong foundation as we acquaint ourselves and develop good business relations within the chamber. As a premier and trusted managed service provider, Bytagig is more than ready to help businesses across the board with

DDoS strikes explode as hackers exploit the global health crisis It’s not surprising malicious actors have readily exploited the COVID-19 pandemic to their advantage. 2020 has thus far seen an uptick in numerous cybersecurity attacks of varying types, from phishing emails, brute force intrusions, ransomware attacks, and so on. But one that’s easily forgotten about

Numbers paint a bleak picture as attacks increase As we reach the halfway point of 2020, a deluge of cybersecurity statistics reveals a bleak picture. In other words, the rise and frequency of cyber-attacks has greatly increased. We’ll break down those statistics in this article. Attacks have risen in both saturation and sophistication, meaning more

Auctioned info on the dark web enforces need for better protection At Bytagig we talk a lot about the need for good password management, and nowhere is that more important with recent news of a massive info leak. Specifically, 15 billion login credentials were exposed to the dark web, meaning bad news for, well, everyone

How SOAR works for your business A variety of powerful tools and methods exist to protect your network infrastructure. In this article, we’re taking a look at one of the said tools: SOAR. SOAR stands for “Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response,” a collaboration of techniques and programs to identify threats and automatically resolve them with

Fixing Quickbooks permissions for file transitions Quickbooks is an accounting software utilized by many businesses. It’s common to encounter different errors during use. In this last article, we’ll be touching and assisting with issues relating to file permissions. During Quickbooks, you may encounter a message indicating you lack proper permissions to move or transfer a

Protecting against modern Tor-based attacks Cybersecurity attack vectors occur from many different places. One such area is the anonymous browser extension, Tor. Tor is a notorious part of the dark web and considered dangerous to normal cybersecurity operations. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency is offering tips and guidelines to defend against attacks originating from Tor.

Addressing printers that won’t print on a Quickbooks network Quickbooks is an accessible accounting software widely used by businesses. There are, however, common problems workers can encounter when trying to accomplish certain tasks. One of them is errors when printing. We’re continuing to breakdown some of the most common Quickbooks issues, and we’ll address many