Sometimes, a real-world event vividly illustrates the importance of digital security basics. The recent NFL draft provided just such a case,...
Cybersecurity Lessons From an NFL Draft Day Prank
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Dark Web Monitoring Shouldn’t Be an Afterthought
There are a lot of sketchy parts of the Internet, but the sketchiest of all might be the Dark Web. Located on a part of the Internet that search...
The Innocent Targets – Episode One: Sextortion Scams
We wanted to switch things up for today’s article and try writing a daytime soap opera instead of our usual blog. Please feel free to read the...
What is the Importance of Data Privacy?
People interact with more organizations and companies online today than ever before. Many of these organizations collect personal information to...
Tip of the Week: Protect Yourself By Keeping Your Stuff Private
If you're not paying for a product, the saying goes, you are the product. While the Internet offers immense benefits, it also poses risks—especially...
The Real Risk to Cybersecurity? Indifference
Many people still underestimate the importance of cybersecurity and data privacy, putting themselves and others at risk. Most individuals are...
Protect Your Business with These 6 Technology Tools
Cybersecurity is the single largest problem that any business faces, particularly when the threat profile out there is so vast and varied. Today, we...
Meta’s Track Record Isn’t Great, Regarding Security
Sometimes, companies don’t take the privacy of their services as seriously as they should, as evidenced by Meta, the parent company of Facebook,...
Co-Managed IT Can Help Alleviate Some Technology Troubles
If your organization has an internal IT department, chances are they're managing a complex infrastructure while being understaffed and overworked....
Even the Most Diligent Individuals Are Not Immune to Data Breaches
Humans have all kinds of stakes in digital security thanks to today’s online world demanding that we be more online than ever. Whether it’s personal...