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The digital age has brought unparalleled convenience, but it has also opened the door to increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. As hackers become more creative, they’re no longer relying solely on weak passwords or phishing emails. Instead, they're exploiting lesser-known vulnerabilities to infiltrate personal and business accounts.

In this post, we’ll reveal seven surprising ways hackers gain access to your accounts—and how Norco Tech’s Cybersecurity Services can help keep you safe in this constantly evolving threat landscape.

Upgrade Your Device

In today’s fast-paced digital world, technology evolves rapidly. According to Statista, the average consumer replaces their devices every 2–3 years. But figuring out exactly when to upgrade isn’t always obvious.

At Norco Tech, we specialize in managed IT services for small businesses, and we know that staying up-to-date isn’t just about having the latest gadget—it’s about security, performance, and reliability. Whether you're managing a business or just trying to keep up with daily digital demands, having the right device can make all the difference.

Let’s explore the seven key signs that it’s time to consider a device upgrade.

In today’s digital world, nearly every website collects user data — whether it's to improve functionality, personalize content, or deliver targeted ads. But with this convenience comes responsibility. For small businesses and organizations, understanding how data is gathered, shared, and protected is essential not just for compliance, but for customer trust and long-term success.

That’s where Norco Tech comes in. As a trusted Managed Services Provider (MSP), we help small businesses manage their IT infrastructure, safeguard sensitive data, and stay compliant with privacy regulations GDPR and CCPA.

Protect Your Business: Understanding and Preventing Password Spraying Attacks

Cybercriminals are constantly evolving their tactics—and one method that continues to grow in popularity is password spraying. Unlike traditional brute-force attacks that target a single account with multiple passwords, password spraying flips the script: it targets many accounts using one or a few common passwords. This approach helps hackers evade account lockout policies and fly under the radar.

For small businesses, where password hygiene may vary widely across employees, this type of attack presents a serious risk.

Malware is a huge threat in the digital world. It can cause a lot of damage and cost people a lot of money. As technology advances, so do the tactics used by cybercriminals. In this article, we will explore some of the newest and trickiest types of malware. Malware keeps getting more complex and harder to detect. Here are seven new and tricky types of malware that you should know about.