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When it comes to securing networks and systems from cybersecurity attacks, large online corporations get the most attention. However, that doesn’t mean small and medium-sized businesses are not facing the same security risks every day.

With the increased awareness of cybersecurity threats in 2019 came the growth of the cyber risk insurance industry. There has been a huge demand for cybersecurity tools and services on the market, leading businesses to focus on refining their

Regardless of which niche or industry your business is related to, there are certain security standards your business website should meet. One of those standards is the SSL certificate, short for secure sockets layer. This certificate does not only

Back when blockchain had just become a thing, it was used to build Bitcoin as the most popular cryptocurrency in the world. However, a lot has changed since the initial efforts on building blockchain technology. Blockchain now plays an important

Shadow IT is a term for all hardware and software solutions that are not supported by the company’s main IT department. Any piece of technology that doesn’t fall under the central IT department of the organization is considered a risk. This can

After a cybersecurity breach, the hacker’s first goal is to collect users’ credentials in order to laterally move through the network. They go after the credentials of privileged users in order to gain access to the most sensitive information.

Phishing is one of the most common cybersecurity threats nowadays. During a phishing attack, hackers send fake emails to their targets, pretending to be a reputable business or individual. In those emails, they include either infected attachments or

Staying connected on the go has now gained a brand new meaning. With the current situation in the world, most business and school activities have shifted to online platforms. While this gives people more freedom to work and study on the go, it also

The cyber kill chain is a set of procedures used to detect unusual activity within a secure network and thus trace cyberattacks from their early stages. The purpose of the cyber kill chain process is to understand the stages of security threats such

The global pandemic has forced millions of businesses to send their employees home and shift to a completely remote workforce. A little over a year ago, no one could even guess that their traditional offices would be replaced with their kitchens and