Cybersecurity Blog

From firewalls to smart building automation, this glossary explains essential cybersecurity, IT, and physical security terms for Maryland businesses. Understand the language of security to make smarter decisions and protect your company.

Malware—malicious software that threatens your data and devices—comes in many forms, including viruses, ransomware, spyware, and more. Learn how it spreads and how to protect yourself.

AI ransomware is changing the cyber threat landscape, using artificial intelligence to launch faster, more sophisticated attacks against businesses. Learn how AI ransomware works, its impact, and effective ways to protect your organization from this rapidly evolving cybersecurity threat.

Cyber threats are evolving fast — and Maryland businesses are in the crosshairs. Learn the top cybersecurity risks facing companies in 2025 and how Zeus IT and Security helps protect data, prevent breaches, and strengthen defenses across Maryland.

In 2025, supply chain cyberattacks have doubled, targeting vulnerabilities in suppliers and vendors. These hidden attacks cause costly disruptions and data breaches, often going unnoticed due to lack of visibility into third-party security. To protect your business, enforce strong vendor cybersecurity standards, monitor risks continuously, and prepare for incidents. Supply chain cyberattacks are a critical unseen risk for businesses today.

By 2030, there will be over 29 billion IoT devices worldwide. From smart homes to industrial systems, IoT is transforming life—but also creating new security risks. Learn why IoT is the weakest link and how to protect your connected ecosystem.

Deepfakes are no longer just entertainment—they’re a growing cybersecurity threat. From CEO fraud to voice cloning, attackers use AI-generated media to bypass security and exploit trust. Learn how deepfakes work, why they’re dangerous, and what businesses can do to fight back.

Phishing has evolved from simple email scams into sophisticated, AI-driven attacks using deepfakes, QR codes, and social engineering. This article explores its history, modern tactics, and what organizations must do to stay protected.

Shadow IT is the hidden risk in hybrid workplaces, where employees use unsanctioned apps and tools to stay productive. While it may seem harmless, it exposes businesses to data breaches, compliance issues, and wasted costs. With over 60% of software going unapproved, SMBs must act now to regain visibility and control.

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