A New Threat to Beware of: Do NOT Take These Steps to Verify You Are a Human
You visit a website, then a pop-up asks you to confirm you’re a real person by entering a certain word, clicking a set of images,…
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Is a Cyber Criminal Inside Your Email Account Right Now? Would You Know How to Tell?
If a cyber criminal somehow got your login credentials and was living in your email system right this minute, would you know? This is called…
Where Good Quite Literally is Not Good Enough
When you’re in a sales role, it is important – I would argue vital, in fact – To have faith in the product or service…
KaufmanIT Recognized on CRN’s MSP 500 List for 2025
We are excited to announce that The Channel Company has named KaufmanIT, Inc. to its 2025 CRN Managed Service Provider (MSP) 500 list in the…
AI-Generated Email Scams Have Become Very Convincing: 3 Key Defenses for Executives
We comment regularly on AI and its impact on cybersecurity, how artificial intelligence will be both friend and foe in the ongoing battle over network…
Microsoft Loop: an Office 365 App that Deserves Another Look
Nearly two years ago – wow, time flies! – we wrote about what was then a new Office 365 tool in preview: Microsoft Loop. Since…
An Old Cyber Attack Has a New, Clever Twist: How Not to Fall Victim
We recently learned of a new form of ransomware attack that readers should be aware of. The attack starts when malicious actors register a victim’s…
How We Built Our AI “Cyberphobia” Commercial: A Sneak Peek
During our recent webinar, “How We Built Our AI Commercial,” we shared the behind-the-scenes story of creating a 60-second, broadcast-quality commercial for less than $100…
Another 2024 Honor: CRN Names Matthew Kaufman a Next-Gen Solution Provider Leader
KaufmanIT is proud to announce that CRN, a media brand of The Channel Company, has named our CEO and Founder, Matthew Kaufman, as a 2024…
Why Traditional Antivirus is Almost No Protection at All
You walk out of Best Buy with a shiny, new laptop and you feel good that it comes with some sort of built-in antivirus. But…
