WatchGuard Blog - Small Business

How hackers deploy sophisticated tactics to evade traditional ransomware detection measures and take advantage of commonly used processes to break into systems? Discover more in our eBook.

A recent discovery highlights how insecure public Wi-Fi networks can be and how they represent a major access vector that puts both users and the organizations that manage them at risk.

Tech decision-makers have some reservations about adopting the latest technologies to avoid putting corporate security at risk. In this article we explain how to deploy the 5 latest solutions securely

Our goal is to help administrators identify important security issues that may impact their WatchGuard products and provide guidance on mitigation strategies and potential workarounds.

Four years after this entry into force, GDPR became the model for data protection regulations that have been adopted subsequently in other countries playing an important role in cybersecurity.

NFTs are generally encoded with the same underlying software as many cryptos. Get some pro tips for NFT users here and avoid unpleasant surprises in the purchase experience.

There are seven signs to watch out for that can alert users when a solution is not securing a company's endpoints properly. Discover them in this post and get the right partner for your cybersecurity.

In Ransomcloud, cybercriminals block data or the use of apps that are in the Cloud and then demand a ransom to let organizations recover access. How can organizations and customers be protected?

World Password Day continues to serve as an annual reminder that we all need to practice better password security. Here you have 9 reasons to use a corporate password manager

The "never trust, always verify" principle adopted by zero-trust is a safe bet for organizations and should extend to every element within the business ecosystem. Discover how Wi-Fi supports it.