The Locknet Blog

Hollywood’s Oscar nominations are out. Cybercrime has its own Oscar nominations—and they’re real nightmares for industries under the hacker lights. The script plots are simple, focus on the industries who can give the highest payouts and don’t worry about who gets hurt.

A 2016 survey by the independent Ponemon Institute, shows that 56 percent of ...

If you think business IT has transformed in the past couple of years, just wait for 2018!  Whether your business is ready or not, change will continue to progress faster than ever before!  Just what IT trends should businesses be prepared for in 2018?  Below are five I see making ...

We know that eating healthy and exercising more can help maintain a healthy weight, yet why do so many of us avoid doing it?  The same question could be asked of setting up strong passwords.

Cyber security is a growing concern for small businesses across the country. Everything from mobile devices to the refrigerator in the company breakroom can be a potential pathway to a breach.

The Internet of Things (IoT) offers users advancements in technology through smart devices but opens the risk for cyber security concerns.

Hackers target small businesses with cybersecurity threats, but often times these type threats are not on a small business's radar.

Disasters and other big news events are “triggers” that move hackers to action.

EO Johnson Locknet® is participating in National Cybersecurity Month to educate businesses on the risks of cybersecurity and to put steps in place to protect your organization.

According to FEMA, almost 40 percent of small businesses never reopen their doors following a disaster because just a few inches of water can cause tens of thousands of dollars in damage.