As cyber-criminals continue to find new ways to bypass security measures, traditional login methods like passwords and basic multi-factor authentication (MFA) are becoming less effective at keeping business data safe. Whether it’s employees falling for phishing emails or struggling to manage complex passwords, these vulnerabilities expose your organization to significant security risks. The latest evolution in identity management—phishing-resistant and passwordless MFA—offers a more secure approach by requiring something only the account holder physically possesses, such as a security key or biometric verification. By removing passwords from the equation and using physical authentication, these methods close technical gaps and protect against […]

Your organization’s greatest vulnerability might not lie in its technology, but in the everyday actions of your team. Cyber-criminals have long understood that one of the easiest ways to breach security isn’t by hacking systems but by manipulating people. One wrong click or a moment of misplaced trust can open the door to devastating consequences. That’s why cybersecurity awareness training is critical. By equipping your employees to spot and stop these threats, you strengthen your organization’s overall cyber defense. Why Social Engineering Works Social engineering continues to be effective because it targets human psychology. Cyber-criminals craft attacks that play on […]

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, an annual promotion dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of protecting data and IT systems from cyber threats. While this is an important reminder, at Bellwether, we believe cybersecurity must be a year-round priority. Every day should be Cybersecurity Awareness Day, with continuous attention to protecting businesses against evolving risks. Cybersecurity is an Ongoing Responsibility For business leaders, overseeing cybersecurity isn’t about managing technical details. It’s about making wise decisions and nurturing a culture of security throughout the organization. This responsibility is ongoing because cyber-criminals are constantly evolving their tactics. Attacks like ransomware, phishing, […]