The Things We Find in the Dark: What Lurks Behind Your Network Scan

Uncovering Cybersecurity assessments

For our final spooky tale of the season, we’re pulling back the curtain on what really hides behind a cyber scan, deep within the shadows of your network. Most businesses think they’re safe, but what we uncover would make even the bravest tech ghost hunter flinch. So, grab your flashlight and brace yourself… this one’s […]

The Masquerade of IT Support: Which Mask Is Your Business Trusting?

Are you scared yet? If not, let’s peel back the next misconception we hear far too often: “My IT guy has me secure.” It sounds comforting, until you realize that “secure” is just another mask. Not every mask will protect you when the monsters come knocking. The Many Masks of IT Support Understanding which level […]

Public Record or Private Nightmare? The Myth Hackers Exploit

What data hackers are looking for, government

Some of the scariest IT stories don’t start with hackers. They start with the things we tell ourselves to feel safe. The next spooky myth on our list?“If we get hacked, all our information is public anyway, who cares?” It’s a line we hear often, from counties, municipalities, and small businesses alike. On the surface, […]

How Oklahoma Counties Can Stop Cyberattacks Without Breaking the Budget

Ok Government, municipalities, counties

Last month, a small Oklahoma county’s 911 dispatch system went dark for six hours. Emergency response times suffered. Staff scrambled with backup radios. The culprit? A ransomware attack that could have been prevented for less than the cost of a single patrol car. This isn’t an isolated incident. Oklahoma cities and counties are increasingly finding […]

Hook, Line, and Sinker: Don’t Fall for Phishing, Vishing, or Whaling Scams

How to stay safe from Phishing Scams

Social engineering attacks are on the rise, and they’re getting trickier by the day. Whether it’s a fake email, a shady phone call, or a too-good-to-be-true text message, cybercriminals are counting on human error to get access to your sensitive information.  Let’s break down the most common types of social engineering scams and talk about […]

84 Million Google Logins Exposed — Here’s How to Make Sure Yours Isn’t Next!

Oklahoma cybersecurity training to prevent Google Ad ransomware attacks

Avoid being part of the next breach with these cybersecurity best practices. Cybersecurity researcher Bob Dyachenko, in collaboration with SecurityDiscovery.com and Cybernews, recently uncovered a jaw-dropping 184 million exposed Google account credentials on the dark web.  Many of these credentials are still active and vulnerable.Source: PCMag, May 2024 These aren’t just throwaway logins. They include […]

Google Got You Hacked? Why “Payroll Login” Searches Are Leading to Ransomware

google payroll scam

Google Got You Hacked? Why “Payroll Login” Searches Are Leading to Ransomware The Scariest Cyber Breach Could Start with a Simple Search According to The Hacker News, cybercriminals have found a new way to infect businesses and it starts where your employees spend most of their time: Google. Just one innocent search for “payroll login” […]

The Next-Level Ransomware Threat No One Saw Coming… Until Now

Oklahoma businesses protecting against firmware ransomware threats

Published by Diverse CTI | Oklahoma’s Trusted Cybersecurity & IT Experts A New Kind of Cyber Threat Has Emerged The cybersecurity world just got its biggest shock yet.According to Tom’s Hardware (May 2025), researchers have uncovered the world’s first CPU-level ransomware, a new breed of attack that hides within the processor itself. Unlike traditional ransomware […]

Ransomware 2025 – Smarter, Faster, and More Dangerous Than Ever

From local governments to healthcare clinics and even small businesses, ransomware is no longer a niche threat, it’s an everyday reality. And it’s evolving. In 2025, ransomware attacks are more targeted, more sophisticated, and more damaging than ever before. Some you can see coming. Others you won’t know about until it’s too late. So, let’s […]