Over the weekend, Patelco Credit Union fell victim to a ransomware attack, leading to a complete shutdown of their online banking services, mobile apps, and even basic transactions like direct deposits and card payments. This disruption has left nearly half a million members without access to their accounts, prompting understandable frustration and concern among customers.

Today's businesses depend heavily on technology for success and growth. However, navigating complex tech issues and ensuring all your systems stay up-to-date can be overwhelming, especially if you have to manage your IT operations.

That's why you need a strategic ally -- a reliable IT partner -- who supports you through thick and thin.

Technology is critical in driving business success in today’s fast-paced digital landscape. However, managing IT infrastructure and systems can be a significant challenge for many organizations.

This is where an IT service provider comes in. But remember that not all IT service providers are created equal.

TeamViewer has confirmed a breach of their internal network by the notorious Russian state-sponsored hacking group APT29, also known as Cozy Bear or Midnight Blizzard. This advanced persistent threat (APT) group is infamous for its sophisticated cyber espionage operations, and its involvement in this breach has raised significant concerns.

In recent cybersecurity news, the notorious LockBit 3.0 ransomware group has made headlines by claiming to have breached the Federal Reserve. Over the last 24 hours, LockBit released files purportedly containing sensitive data from the Fed, stirring significant speculation and concern within the cybersecurity community.

In today's digital age, the threat of cyber attacks looms large over businesses worldwide. The recent ransomware incidents involving Crown Equipment and CDK Global in the U.S. have brought this issue to the forefront, prompting a deeper look into how long a company can recover from such attacks.

Crown Equipment, a global leader in forklift manufacturing, is reeling from a major cyberattack. What started as murmurs of potential disruptions quickly escalated into a full-blown operational nightmare. The company's official website remains inaccessible, alongside critical systems at production plants, exacerbating the impact on its workforce of over 19,000 employees globally.

Another major US city has fallen victim to a crippling cyber attack. Following the recent breach in Wichita, Kansas, Cleveland, Ohio, is now grappling with a similar crisis. This latest incident highlights a troubling trend that is putting our cities and essential services at severe risk.

If you thought ransomware was on the decline, think again. The past few weeks have been a whirlwind of cyberattacks affecting diverse sectors, from hospitals to libraries. The persistence and sophistication of these attacks demonstrate that ransomware remains a formidable threat.