by TC3 Research Desk | Sep 15, 2026 | All Articles, Cybersecurity Articles
What is a zero-day exploit response and why does it matter to your business?A zero-day exploit response is the process you follow when a vendor announces that attackers are actively exploiting a vulnerability in software you use, before a patch was available. The term...
by TC3 Research Desk | Sep 13, 2026 | All Articles, Cybersecurity Articles
Passkey phishing attacks are the latest evolution in credential theft, targeting the very security features meant to protect your business. Attackers now intercept passkey authentication flows to hijack Microsoft cloud accounts, steal data, and move laterally through...
by TC3 Research Desk | Sep 12, 2026 | All Articles, Cybersecurity Articles
Patch management is the process of keeping your software up to date to close security holes before attackers find them. CISA, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, maintains a catalog of Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) that tells you exactly...
by TC3 Research Desk | Sep 12, 2026 | All Articles, Cybersecurity Articles
Phishing training is the frontline defense against credential theft for small and mid-sized businesses. A new campaign discovered by security researchers shows exactly why: attackers are now weaponizing a built-in Windows tool called Mshta.exe to steal usernames,...
by TC3 Research Desk | Sep 8, 2026 | All Articles, Cybersecurity Articles
A Microsoft Teams phishing attack targets employees through what looks like a routine IT support message. The attacker, posing as your help desk or a trusted colleague, asks the employee to verify credentials, click a link, or approve remote access. Within minutes,...
by TC3 Research Desk | Sep 8, 2026 | All Articles, Cybersecurity Articles
What is IT help desk phishing and why does it bypass multi-factor authentication? IT help desk phishing is a targeted social engineering attack where cybercriminals call or message your employees while pretending to be your internal IT support team. The caller sounds...
