JUNE 1, 2022—Fusion Technology Solutions is proud to announce we have been featured in the prestigious North Bay Business Journal to discuss expert tips on how remote teams can protect themselves from growing cybersecurity risks. The article details the rising number of security breaches and cybersecurity attacks affecting small to medium-sized businesses as they transition […]
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Google has been planning to consolidate its holdings for a long while now, and part of that process includes doing away with Google Play Music and rolling it into YouTube Music. The company’s original music service now has an official end of life date: December of 2020. Not to worry though, the company is keeping […]
The widespread PSPS (Public Safety Power Shutoffs) and aftermath of the Kincade Fire has brought home a new reality for businesses operating in the North Bay and Southern California areas. In years to come, we will continue to face massive wildfires, widespread evacuations, and large-scale power outages. This highlights the need for all of us to […]
Fusion Technology Solutions, Sonoma County’s premier IT-infrastructure, services and support provider, today announced an immediate significant donation to the Sonoma County Resilience Fund to assist in their efforts to provide housing solutions and trauma assistance for victims of the Kincade Fire. In addition, through November 15th 2019, the company is offering businesses whose IT infrastructure […]
Ransomware will attack a business every 14 seconds this year, according to Christine Campbell and Scott Schulze, director of operations for Fusion Technology Solutions. In an effort to help combat cyber security attacks among small businesses, Fusion will be hosting a pizza and cyber security event and workshop from 4 to 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, […]
It’s been about a month since the devastating May 7 ransomware attack on the city of Baltimore’s systems, and at the time of this writing only 65% of employees have access to their email. Water service bills are being estimated and processed manually, as the utility’s billing system has been compromised, and city officials must. […]
We know that cyber attackers are also making use of cloud-based AI solutions to steal sensitive data. Be it using machine-learning algorithms or any other technologically-driven technique, attackers make use of every possible approach to exploit an organization’s data. Scenarios such as this are now propelling companies to leverage cloud-based security solutions and machine-learning algorithms […]
Find out at our FREE event “Pizza, Wine and Cybersecurity 101” Limited to 20 guests, so secure your place now! Learn what risks the Dark Web presents for your organization, and how you can empower your employees to defend your vital data and systems against ransomware, phishing and more. Wednesday, July 24th 4:00 – 6:00PM […]
One month after the devastatingMay 7th ransomware attack on the City of Baltimore’s systems, still only 65% of employees have access to their email. Water service bills are being estimated and processed manually, as the utility’s billing system has been compromised, and city officials must use library computers to process payroll. The particularly vicious malware […]
Healdsburg, May 29th – Scott Schulze and his team have been invited by the Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce to host a lunch seminar for local businesses on “The Dark Web, PII and Cyberattacks: Making your Employees your First Line of Defense” Free! RSVP required.Please email info@healdsburg.com to rsvp or go to https://healdsburg.chambermaster.com/eventregistration/register/9230. Learn what risks […]
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