It’s time for another behind-the-scenes look at the employees of Citynet! Today, we are talking with Technical Support Center Supervisor Rafe Davis. How long have you been at Citynet?I’ve been with Citynet for about two and a
QR codes are a convenient way to share information quickly and easily. However, they can also be used for malicious purposes, such as phishing scams. Here are some tips to help you protect yourself from QR code
Football is a constantly evolving sport, and technology is playing an increasingly important role in it. We here at Citynet obviously love technology, and we are excited to see how it is being used to improve the
Duolingo is a popular online language-learning platform that allows users to learn languages and earn certifications. On August 23, 2023, Duolingo announced that it had suffered a data breach in which cybercriminals stole the names and email
Cybercriminals are always looking for new ways to steal your sensitive information. One of the latest methods they are using is SEO attacks with malicious PDF files. SEO stands for search engine optimization. It is the process
Why is AD a Target for Hackers? Active Directory (AD) is a critical component of most IT infrastructures. It stores information about users, computers, and other resources, and it controls access to those resources. As a result,
The social media platform Twitter recently announced that it would be renamed and rebranded as “X”. As a result, the monthly subscription for a blue verification checkmark will be renamed from "Twitter Blue" to "X Premium.” Cybercriminals
Learn more about one of our helpful team members you might encounter when you call our Bridgeport, West Virginia-based Technical Support Center! How long have you been at Citynet?Ten months. What do you do as a supervisor
Cybersecurity is essential for businesses of all sizes. But the constant barrage of security alerts and procedures can lead to cybersecurity fatigue, which can make employees more likely to take shortcuts or neglect security altogether. Here are
Google recently announced that it will delete inactive accounts starting in December 2023. This is a good security measure to help prevent unauthorized access to accounts, but it also creates an opportunity for cybercriminals to launch phishing
