The risks of cyberloafing on the job
Viewing porn sites at work doesn’t just waste your employer’s time. It increases cybersecurity vulnerability risks.
Cyberattack fallout surfaces in Exela Technologies bankruptcy
An alleged 2022 ransomware incident played a significant role in Exela’s financial downturn, ultimately becoming a factor in the company’s Chapter 11 filing.
How to block and contain applications
The first step in securing your environment is to get visibility into what is happening in your environment. Once you know what is running in your environment, you can start locking it down and securing your network.
Stopping Scattered Spider: 5 steps to secure your front line
Without firm protocols and thorough training, even the best employees can be tricked. And in cybersecurity, that single slip can open the door to serious damage.
Why remote and hybrid workers are more at risk for breaches
From public Wi-Fi to personal devices, hybrid work introduces vulnerabilities that traditional security tools often miss. A dispersed workforce demands new strategies to protect data, devices, and networks from attack.
Orlando’s culinary scene soars as Michelin Guide expands
Michelin has made big moves in Orlando, and in just three years, the guide has grown to include 59 Central Florida restaurants.
Google lawsuit targets operators of ‘BADBOX 2.0’ in major botnet disruption
Claiming BADBOX 2.0 is one of the most significant botnet disruptions in recent years, Google has filed a lawsuit against the alleged perpetrators.
The Oracle legacy breach and the future of cloud data protection
In an email exchange with BleepingComputer, the attacker said they used “a public CVE (flaw) that does not currently have a public PoC or exploit.”
Cut cyberloafing and reduce risk with effective web filtering
A ThreatLocker audit showed 43% of companies had at least one employee visit an adult website on a work computer within a recent seven-day period.
How wiper malware works and why it’s so devastating
A newly discovered wiper malware, PathWiper, was deployed in Ukraine in June 2025 via legitimate endpoint administration tools. It overwrote files, and the grueling recovery has involved full rebuilds.
Why traditional firewalls fall short & what to do about it
In cybersecurity, it is best to have layers of defenses. One tool needed to secure an environment is the endpoint firewall.
Orlando comedian Kam Patterson joins the cast of a new Kevin Hart film
West Orlando comedian Kam Patterson of comedy podcast "Kill Tony," is acting in the film 72 Hours, a Kevin Hart vehicle.
Comedy show brings fresh voices to Funny Bone Orlando
Six local comedians are set to take the spotlight at Funny Bone Comedy Club at Pointe Orlando on June 26 at 7 p.m. for an all-ladies showcase, Ash Cash & Friends.
Malvertising emerges as growing access point for cybercriminals
Malicious online ads, or malvertising, have become one of the easiest ways for cybercriminals to break into systems.
Ross McCoy exits OG comedy show after a decade
Ross McCoy has stepped away from Shit Sandwich after a decade of hosting. Here’s what’s next.
Blake Butler takes over Wednesday Open Mic at Bull & Bush
Orlando comedian Blake Butler has taken over hosting duties for the Wednesday night open mic at Bull & Bush Pub in Orlando’s Milk District.
Shit Sandwich kicks off Year 14 with a new host, Aimee LeCours
Aimee LeCours is set to be the new host of legendary Milk District indie-comedy showcase Shit Sandwich.
Good Salt’s next phase: Chef-driven concepts
Good Salt Restaurant Group plans expansion, supporting chefs' concepts.
Innovative patents come to life at Epic Universe
Universal Orlando’s new Epic Universe theme park, which debuted May 22, made good on its promise to deliver a next-generation guest experience.
Program for North I-Drive gives incentives for redevelopment
The city of Orlando approved the targeted revitalization site redevelopment pilot program May 19.