Encryption: The Invisible Shield Protecting Your Data
Introduction Encryption, once a complex term reserved for tech experts, has become an integral part of our daily lives. From online banking to sending emails, encryption works silently behind ...
Your Printer Could Be the Key to Your Demise
Introduction Would you be surprised to learn that one of the most overlooked security risks in your office isn’t your computer or smartphone – it’s your printer? Yes, that ...
Deepfakes Faking You Out?
Introduction Experts approximate that social media is flooded with over half a million videos and voice deepfakes. These images or videos create artificial, visual lookalikes to real people and ...
What You Need to Know About the Massive Data Breach at National Public Data
Introduction In a shocking revelation, NationalPublicData.com, a Florida-based consumer data broker, has suffered a massive data breach that may be even worse than initially suspected. The breach, which was ...
Don’t Text Back to a Pretext!
Introduction 5 billion people send and receive SMS messages every day. That means that over 62% of the world’s population is texting on a regular basis. While that comes ...
RAMming into Computer Issues? What You Need to Know About Random Access Memory
Introduction Have you heard of your RAM? Do you know what it means? No, not the sheep-like animal with horns… RAM stands for Random Access Memory. It’s essentially your ...
Don’t Fall for the Glimmer: Spot and Avoid Advance Fee Fraud
Introduction Think you’ve won a million bucks online? Offered a dream investment with guaranteed returns? When you get great news, it can propel you to jump on it! If ...
Is Your QR Code Hacking You?
Introduction Phishing. It’s the number-one cause of data breaches for organizations like your own. With 95% of data breaches caused by simple human error, it’s important to fully comprehend ...
Protection Against Account Takeover
Introduction Cybercriminals are always looking for ways to break into your private accounts and steal your personal information. Sometimes, getting access to your account isn’t enough; hackers want to ...
What Should You Know About Incident Response?
Introduction Good cyber resilience involves planning, testing and learning from incidents. How well do you know your company’s incident response procedures? Do you have easy access to resources and reminders ...
