Category Archives: Security Awareness
Social Media Red Flags
In this new Internet age, consumers are spending more and more time online. Every time you sign up for a social media account, post a picture, or update your status, you are sharing information about yourself. How can you be proactive and “Do Your Part. #BeCyberSmart”? These simple steps will help you connect with confidence…
10 Ways To Improve Cyber Security Awareness
Cyber security is a big deal. If you’re not taking it seriously, you’re probably going to get hacked. Cyber criminals can trick employees into giving them access to sensitive information. For example, 90% of all cyber attacks are caused by human error. That’s why companies need to make sure employees know about how to protect…
One in three IT security managers don’t have a cybersecurity incident response plan
According to the Data Security Report, information security incidents are more prevalent than ever, especially for businesses. Security breaches are no longer the fault of the careless employee, but rather attackers who specifically target companies, looking for vulnerabilities that they can exploit. In a survey of over 900 employees, the top three security threats identified…
How to Build a Incident Response Plan in 7 Steps
According to a recent report, almost all companies have experienced at least one cloud data breach. The report also found that companies were more aware of the cloud security threats and that 60% of them considered lack of visibility and inadequate identity and access management as a major threat. Cyber-attacks are not rare…
5 Tips For Cyber Security Risk Management
Cyber Security risk management shouldn’t be tedious or painful, but instead an easy-to-understand process that is similar to choosing the right insurance plan. Just as you might choose a certain plan because it offers better coverage for your family, you should choose a certain cyber risk management policy because it prevents cyberattacks from occurring in…
Pentester Insight On Phishing
Even if your company secures its website and business network, it is still vulnerable to phishing attacks. This is because humans are the weakest link in security. Cybercriminals know that humans are much easier to manipulate than to hack into technology. The situation becomes even graver as the COVID-19 crisis continues. Everyone is worried about…
Ensure Your Cybersecurity While You Travel With NordVPN
Cyber security is no longer just about protecting your computer, website or network. Over the last decade, the borders between cyberspace and travelling have been eliminated. As a result, it’s become a necessity to make sure you’re protected wherever you go – especially if you’re travelling abroad Free WiFi is a hacker’s dream! A skilled…
CISA & FBI Releases Ransomware Awareness for Holidays and Weekends
The FBI and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) have warned of a rise in holiday and weekend related ransomware attacks. The reason: They can catch businesses by surprise and cause major damage. holiday ransomware awareness report. FBI experts observed that hackers were especially active during holidays when offices are typically closed. Specifically, the…
Understanding Hacker Motives
Not all cases are clear-cut. Even when you know how something happened, there’s usually more than one way to interpret the events. Cyber crime is a good example. Investigators often spend a lot of time trying to understand why the crime occurred in the first place. They ask questions like “why did the perpetrator do…
Keep Your Home Office Safe And Secure
I am sure we can all say that working from home is great but it poses a whole new set of cyber security challenges and without the convenience of in-house technical support, it can be a problem it’s not like a corporate tech will just go to your house. Here are a few cyber security…