Kraft Technology Group

Kraft Technology Group

Information Technology & Services

Nashville, TN 2,731 followers

Bringing Technology & Security Together for You

About us

Kraft Technology Group (KTG), affiliate of KraftCPAs, provides services and platforms to meet the technology & security needs of small and midsize businesses. Our team has the credentials, experience, expertise and commitment to help clients identify, implement and support the right technology to meet their unique business needs. Whether you want to improve productivity, enhance efficiency, streamline processes, save valuable time or protect critical information assets, the money you spend on technology should be an investment – not an expense. Kraft Technology Group (KTG) and our affiliates will devote the time, resources and personal attention to make technology work for you.

Website
http://www.kraftgrp.com
Industry
Information Technology & Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Nashville, TN
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1992
Specialties
IT Services, Managed IT Services, Technology Support, Office 365, Cloud Computing, IT Strategy, IT Security, Technology Consulting, Cybersecurity, IT Management, Information Security, Healthcare IT, Co-Managed IT, Financial Services IT, and Digital Transformation

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    Cybercriminals are constantly adapting and evolving their tactics to take advantage of the latest technologies. One of the most recent threats is the use of AI in cyberattacks. AI allows hackers to automate and streamline their attacks, making them more efficient and difficult to detect. This poses a significant challenge for businesses trying to protect themselves from these attacks. But, as the saying goes, "Fight fire with fire". 🔥🔐 In response to AI attacks, security experts are turning to their own forms of AI for defense. By leveraging AI, they are able to analyze vast amounts of data and detect patterns that may indicate an attack is underway. This allows for quick response times and better protection against evolving threats. Yet, while AI can be a valuable tool in the fight against cybercrime, it's important not to rely on it solely. Human expertise and intervention are still crucial in preventing and mitigating attacks. AI should be seen as another layer of defense, working alongside traditional security measures. Want to learn more about how AI is being used in cybersecurity? This CSO article is a great resource for understanding the current landscape and potential future developments. #CyberDefense #AICybersecurity #Cybercrime

    To defeat AI attacks, fight fire with more fire

    To defeat AI attacks, fight fire with more fire

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    Are you aware of the dangers posed by SQL injections? 💉🛡️ Sure, the name may sound like something out of a science fiction movie - but these attacks are very real and can have serious consequences for your business. SQL injections target web applications that use SQL (structured query language) to manage data in databases. By exploiting vulnerabilities in the code, hackers can manipulate the website's database and steal sensitive information or even take control of the entire site. The impact of a successful SQL injection attack can be disastrous. Not only can it result in financial loss, but it can also damage the company's reputation and erode customer trust. This is especially true for businesses that handle sensitive information such as credit card numbers, personal data, or trade secrets. So, what can you do to protect your business from these attacks? • Keep your web applications up to date with the latest security patches. • Use parameterized statements when executing SQL queries in your code. • Limit user privileges to only necessary database functions. • Enlist the help of a cybersecurity expert. Don't wait until it's too late to safeguard your business against SQL injections. Stay informed and take proactive measures to protect your valuable data. #SQLInjection #Cybersecurity #DataSecurity

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    🌟 Join Our Team! We're Hiring a Network Operations Center Engineer 🌟 Are you passionate about backend applications and ensuring smooth operations behind the scenes? We're looking for a skilled Network Operations Center Engineer to join our dynamic team! 🔧 Responsibilities: Manage and maintain backend applications with precision and efficiency. Serve as a reliable resource, filling in for the service desk when needed. Collaborate with the project team to contribute your expertise and support project goals. 💼 Requirements: Strong proficiency in IT backend applications, systems, and vendors. Experience in network operations and troubleshooting. Ability to multitask and adapt in a fast-paced environment. Excellent communication and teamwork skills. 🚀 Perks: Competitive salary and benefits package. Opportunity for growth and professional development. Work with a supportive team in a vibrant and innovative environment. Ready to take the next step in your career? Apply now and become a vital part of our team! 🚀 #Hiring #NetworkOperations #Engineer #TechJobs

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    What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of cybersecurity threats? For many people, it's phishing scams, the dark web, or AI-powered attacks. After all, those are the threats that often make headlines and cause widespread panic. But what about human error? According to a study by IBM Security, 95% of all data breaches are caused by human error. 🚨 That's right, our own mistakes and oversights are the main culprits behind most cyberattacks. So why aren't we talking about it more? Maybe because it's easier to blame external factors or advanced technology rather than take responsibility for our own actions. In any case, the fact remains that human error is a significant threat to businesses of all sizes. But instead of dwelling on the negative, let's focus on what we can do about it. This article offers some great practical tips for minimizing the impact of human error in your business. It's a must-read for any organization looking to improve its cybersecurity posture. #Cybersecurity #HumanError #DataBreaches

    Human Error is Biggest Cybersecurity Threat, CTOs Say

    Human Error is Biggest Cybersecurity Threat, CTOs Say

    technologymagazine.com

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    Have you ever received an email from a reputable company asking for your personal information? Or a phone call from someone claiming to be a representative of your bank? At first glance, everything seems legitimate. But something doesn't feel right. If you have experienced this, chances are you may have been the target of a spoofing attack. Spoofing is a type of cyberattack where the attacker disguises their identity in order to deceive the recipient into taking a certain action - such as providing personal information or clicking on a malicious link. So, how can you protect your business from falling victim to these attacks? Here are some tips to keep in mind: • Look out for inconsistencies or unusual details in messages, such as misspelled words or unfamiliar email addresses. This is often a red flag that the message may not be legitimate. • Keep an eye out for urgent or threatening language that may pressure you into taking immediate action. Attackers use these tactics to create a sense of urgency and manipulate you into making a mistake. • Err on the side of caution when it comes to clicking on links or downloading attachments. It is better to be safe than sorry. • Use reputable antivirus software to detect and block potential spoofing attacks. This can help prevent malicious emails from reaching your inbox. If something seems off, it probably is. Trust your instincts and stay vigilant to protect your business from spoofing attacks. #Spoofing #Cybersecurity #BusinessSecurity

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    Have you ever received an email from a reputable company asking for your personal information? Or a phone call from someone claiming to be a representative of your bank? At first glance, everything seems legitimate. But something doesn't feel right. If you have experienced this, chances are you may have been the target of a spoofing attack. Spoofing is a type of cyberattack where the attacker disguises their identity in order to deceive the recipient into taking a certain action - such as providing personal information or clicking on a malicious link. So, how can you protect your business from falling victim to these attacks? Here are some tips to keep in mind: • Look out for inconsistencies or unusual details in messages, such as misspelled words or unfamiliar email addresses. This is often a red flag that the message may not be legitimate. • Keep an eye out for urgent or threatening language that may pressure you into taking immediate action. Attackers use these tactics to create a sense of urgency and manipulate you into making a mistake. • Err on the side of caution when it comes to clicking on links or downloading attachments. It is better to be safe than sorry. • Use reputable antivirus software to detect and block potential spoofing attacks. This can help prevent malicious emails from reaching your inbox. If something seems off, it probably is. Trust your instincts and stay vigilant to protect your business from spoofing attacks. #Spoofing #Cybersecurity #BusinessSecurity

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    👋👋 Hello everyone! This is Hunter, a Systems Administrator at Kraft Technology Group. At KTG, the focus is on delivering excellence and driving growth. With a strong foundation of dedication and integrity, every task is approached with enthusiasm. Outside of work, family and faith are prioritized. The commitment to excellence extends to personal life, where inspiration is drawn from Hunter's wife, Isabella's determination as she pursues her career as a CRNA. In addition to professional endeavors, furry companions Bentley the Pug and Hank the Bulldog keep the home lively with their playful energy. Hunter is dedicated to serving clients and building meaningful connections in the business community. Let's connect and collaborate to achieve success together! 🚀 #KraftTechnologyGroup #SystemsAdministrator #BusinessExcellence

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    Did you know that ransomware attacks have generated over $1 billion in profits in the past year alone? From high-profile attacks on large corporations to small businesses and individuals, no one is immune to the threat of ransomware. So, what steps can your business take to stay safe from ransomware attacks? 🧠 Educate Your Team 🔐 Strengthen Your Network's Defenses 🔄 Keep Systems Up to Date 💾 Implement Comprehensive Backups and Recovery Plans 📈 Stay Informed Don't wait until it's too late to take action against ransomware. To learn more about the current state of ransomware attacks and how to protect your business, check out the article below. #Cybersecurity #Ransomware #BusinessSecurity

    Record-Breaking Ransomware Profits Surpassed $1B in 2023

    Record-Breaking Ransomware Profits Surpassed $1B in 2023

    databreachtoday.com

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    Running a small business can be challenging, especially when it comes to managing budgets and finding the right tools and resources. 📋💼 But when protecting your business from cyber threats, cutting corners is not an option. Cybercriminals expect small businesses to have weaker security measures, making them easy targets. Don't fall into their trap. One solution? Partnering with an experienced IT partner. They can provide access to the latest security solutions, create a tailored incident response plan, and offer ongoing support to keep your business safe. Don't let budget constraints limit your ability to protect your business. By working with an IT partner, you not only gain valuable resources but also peace of mind, knowing that your business is in good hands. cybersecurity #smallbusinessesecurity #ITpartner

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