Cyber Security

We have noticed that malware threat actors have found an exploit within OneNote and we’ve observed a significant increase in the number of malicious files delivered and opened via OneNote email attachments.  Unlike malicious Word and Excel files, OneNote malware and the associated infected files do not require the security prompt asking the end-user to allow macros, thus increasing the chances of unknowingly running the malicious executable.  What you can do…

With 2023 now underway, we wanted to share what we believe to be the two most significant cybersecurity threats to your organization: Phishing attempts and users without routine end user cybersecurity awareness training. Every breach that we saw in 2022 from our clients was from phishing. Unfortunately, cyber threat actors are always one step ahead, and the way that email traverses from one server to another, is defined by standards…

Technical Support International (TSI) is proud of its history of supporting our country’s armed forces, veterans, service members and military families. We have been fortunate with continued growth in our cybersecurity practice area and these accomplishments are not made possible without our core team of talented employees. Many of our employees have dutifully served our country and continue to be called upon at a moment’s notice. Their dedication and commitment…

Microsoft recently reported a critical zero-day vulnerability (CVE 2022 – 30190) regarding the Microsoft Support Diagnostic Tool (MSDT), which at the time, required a temporary fix but is now being resolved with a patch update later this month. If you’re currently a TSI managed client, this actively exploited vulnerability that enables threat actors to deploy malware into your environment and provide them access to your network was addressed, but if…