The headlines hyping up ransomware as a dangerous threat are not exaggerating. It really is as bad as it seems, although there is often a fair...
All Organizations Need to Take Ransomware Seriously
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Avoid Ransomware at All Costs
It sincerely seems that every other day features news of another cyberattack, and it isn’t uncommon for the word “ransomware" to be tossed around an...
Are the Apps You Get From the App Stores Secure?
The smartphone app ecosystems today are extraordinarily vast. The Google Play store has over 3.5 million apps available, while the Apple App store...
Email Encryption Keeps Prying Eyes Off of Your Messages
Email is crucial to the success of any business, but it also might contain sensitive information that is meant for the eyes of your organization—and...
Will Blockchain Technology Improve Security?
The blockchain is a technology that has really taken off in the past couple of years, with many people asking if the same technology behind...
What You Can Do to Preserve Security With Remote Work in Play
Remote work is now more common than it has ever been before, so we want to ensure that you are informed about the security implications of switching...
The Password Manager Boosts Organizational Security
There are so many threats out there that there are positions dedicated within companies to protecting network infrastructures and managing...
How Can T-Mobile’s Security Woes Help Your Efforts?
Bad news for T-Mobile users, they’ve suffered another data breach. Hackers have gained access to customer data for nearly 37 million individuals,...
Paying Attention to Your Cybersecurity Is Just Good Risk Management
Small businesses have plenty of problems as it is without the added stress that poor security practices can bring about. Small businesses often...
There’s Been Another Step Towards Passwordless Authentication
While at the moment, passwords are an important part of your security stack, it is important to acknowledge that the concept of the password was...