Our Learning Center Video Library is designed to provide answers to questions that we are most frequently asked. Since we have so many videos, we have separated them out into categories to help you navigate to the video that will best answer your questions. We also have a search feature on each page.
A firewall controls the flow of traffic into and out of your network, blocking suspicious connections before they reach your systems. Antivirus software runs on your devices and detects, isolates, and removes malicious files like viruses and ransomware. One protects the perimeter of your business, while the other protects what’s inside.
If you use Gmail, you might have noticed Google’s Gemini AI in your inbox. But what does it actually do? And what does it mean for your privacy? Gemini scans your messages to provide advanced features like summarizing conversations, composing emails, suggesting replies, and pulling context from related files
When it comes to securing your accounts, you have probably heard the terms Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). They sound similar, but they are not the same. Understanding the difference helps you make smarter decisions about protecting your business.
When it comes to cybersecurity, antivirus and MDR sound similar—but they’re not. Understanding the difference can be the line between stopping a cyberattack or becoming the next victim. Managed Detection & Response (MDR) takes protection to the next level.
Pretexting is the art of storytelling—but with a hidden agenda. It’s when someone creates a fake but believable scenario to trick you into giving up private or sensitive information. Scammers, or “pretexters,” use details they’ve gathered about you to build trust and make their story sound legitimate.
Ever wondered what a packet sniffer is and why IT teams use it? Think of it like a traffic camera for your network, capturing tiny packets of data as they move between devices. Packet sniffers can help diagnose slow connections, monitor performance, and even detect potential cyber threats.
What’s an endpoint firewall and why does your business need one? Endpoints, like laptops, desktops, tablets, and smartphones, are the doors into your network. Without protection, these devices can become easy targets for hackers and malware.
