What’s next for cybersecurity in 2021? Last year, both the public and the private sector experienced a plethora of breaches and attacks. From regular security lapses to more complicated, and often more expensive, ransomware attacks - 2020 has seen a drastic increase in the volu...
Last year, we wrote a blog post about a Microsoft cybersecurity report that found users who enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) for their accounts will end up blocking 99.9% of automated attacks. Today, as with anything involving technology, that seems to have changed. Alex ...
Even if you think you’re doing your best to maintain your online privacy, it’s still very likely that your internet service provider (ISP) is keeping track of everything that you do. Now that most of us are still working from home, having a VPN service, short for ‘virtual priva...
Do you really need antivirus software? Gizmodo says you don’t need an antivirus app anymore. On the other hand, Tom’s Guide says you most definitely do. Two of the biggest technology websites at odds with each other? How can this be?
In a world where a plethora of processes is now being automated, should we compromise great customer service in order to save money?
Seems like just about everyone’s susceptible to getting scammed nowadays. Barbara Corcoran, one of the judges for the business reality show, Shark Tank, was no exception.
According to a report from CNN Business, the scam was part of an elaborate email phishing scam that imper...
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Reddit is a useful website for following any type of news, but we’re only interested in one thing - the best tech subreddits. If you're in the tech industr...
CES 2020 (Consumer Electronics Show) officially ended about a week ago and we here at ETech 7 still can’t get over the plethora of innovation showcased at one of the most prestigious tech shows in the world. From smart assistants to the latest leaps in food technology, here ar...
In 2019, the ETech 7 blog has covered all sorts of cyberattacks and DIY measures that you can do to help you and your business secure your assets. From ransomware to more complex phishing campaigns, these sorts of attacks are set to become more complicated after the rapid leap...
If you’ve been keeping up with the latest tech news, you may have heard that it’ll be the end of an era: Windows 7 will be “shutting down” and has extended support until January 14th, 2020.
