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Protecting Yourself From Cyber Attacks As we move through 2026, the digital landscape for Small and Mid-sized Businesses (SMBs) has reached a fascinating, and admittedly complex, crossroad. For years, cybersecurity experts have warned us to look for misspelled words or grainy logos as tell-tale evidence of a phishing attempt. Today, those red flags have largely vanished, replaced by sophisticated, AI-driven campaigns that can mimic a trusted partner's voice or a CEO's specific writing style.At Carolina Digital Phone, we speak with business owners every day who feel the weight of this evolving threat landscape. While our primary focus is on providing premier...

01 May, 2026 /

In this article, we share eight essential tips for securing your mobile device in 2025, addressing the alarming rise in cyberattacks. From performing regular software updates to implementing strong authentication measures, the guide covers crucial aspects of mobile security. We highlight the importance of best practices to enhance mobile device security and protect personal information from potential threats....

20 December, 2024 /

If you thought ransomware was scary, now the world of cybersecurity is contending with an even more diabolical threat - killware. No, we’re not talking about SkyNet, the self-aware AI computer security network from the Terminator movies hell-bent on destroying all humans. But the idea of cyberattacks actually designed to kill people is, apparently, all too real. After the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack in the Spring of 2021 - which disrupted a major fuel delivery pipeline and resulted in the company paying a $4.4 million ransom -  companies large and small are on edge. And with good reason, according to Homeland...

15 October, 2021 /

At Carolina Digital Phone, we take the safety of our customers VERY seriously. That is why we implement the following cybersecurity measures to protect our customers from cyberattacks: Our hosted cloud phone system runs on private and highly secure LAN data networks. These networks are protected by end-to-end encryption mechanisms. Including Transport Layer Security/TLS, Secure RTP for transmitting media, robust password protection for managed routers, and secure web-based dashboard access. In addition, our servers do NOT connect to the public Internet. Our expert team continuously installs and configures security patches and updates.We conduct 24/7 monitoring to proactively detect unusual or suspicious activity. Our...

09 June, 2021 /