Citynet Managed Services PerspectiveAs we move into 2026, artificial intelligence is no longer a future consideration in cybersecurity — it’s the defining force shaping both attacks and defenses. From small and mid-sized businesses to large enterprises, organizations

Beware of Business Email Compromise (BEC) Scams Disguised as File-Sharing Requests! Cybercriminals are getting more creative every day. And one of their favorite tricks right now is a business email compromise (BEC) attack. This is when hackers gain access

For years, businesses have relied on antivirus software, firewalls, and email filters to defend against cyberattacks. These tools are important, but on their own, they’re no longer enough. Today’s attackers have become far too sophisticated, slipping past

Cybercriminals are getting smarter – and sneakier. One of the fastest-growing threats targeting businesses right now? Deepfake voicemail scams. How It Works Attackers use AI to clone voices from public recordings—like YouTube videos, webinars, or even voicemail

Cybercriminals are getting craftier. It’s no longer just about phishing emails or suspicious links. Today’s attackers are using hyper-realistic deepfakes to impersonate voices and faces. These new threats are blurring the lines between real and fake, and every business, no

As more of our lives go online, streaming, gaming, working from home, and managing smart devices, reliable Wi-Fi is more important than ever. But not all Wi-Fi is created equal. If you’ve seen terms like Wi-Fi 6

Why Immutable Backup Should Be Part of Your Strategy For small and medium-sized businesses, a single cyberattack can be devastating. Whether it’s ransomware, accidental deletion, or insider threats, losing your data means lost productivity, lost revenue, and in

Small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are increasingly becoming prime targets for cybercriminals. Why? Because many lack the in-house resources and tools to mount a strong defense. But the impact of an attack can be just as devastating

Tired of juggling dozens of passwords—or worse, reusing the same one across multiple sites? You’re not alone. But the good news is that passwords may soon be a thing of the past. Enter passkeys, a new, more secure

Cybercriminals never stop devising new tricks, and one of their latest is so convincing that it can fool even the savviest internet users. It’s called a Browser-in-Browser attack (or BiB attack), and if you’ve ever clicked a login pop-up while