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You are probably reading this because you’ve heard about the introduction of the new framework for evaluating and protecting cybersecurity: The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), and you are wondering why it was introduced to replace

Previously homeschooling was looked at as something which was either reserved for the very elite, or for those who couldn't make it to a traditional school due to financial or geographical constraints. Ever since the coronavirus, it has become the

PayPal, a digital payment service that allows users to send and transfer money online, is one of the most popular payment gateways. 

As a small business owner, safeguarding your company’s data is a top priority. Why? Because you know an attack on your company’s data can ruin your company’s credibility, incur financial loss, and ultimately cost you, your business. Similarly, this

It doesn't matter if it is a laptop, tablet, computer, or smartphone. If it is digital and it is connected to the internet, it is a potential target.

Internet scams are thriving, and cybercriminals are taking home big bucks at the expense of innocent victims. According to the FBI's IC3 report, a record-high 467,361 complaints were made in 2019—an average of nearly 1,300 daily complaints. 

The Internet is packed with different types of data and intelligence that can be used for a variety of purposes. Open-source intelligence is the most widely used type of intelligence that has both a positive and a negative application in the world

There is a well-known hierarchy between accounts in any given network. Accounts are always categorized as low-access level accounts, mid-access accounts, and privileged accounts that have access to the most critical data and sections of the network.

Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is a program inaugurated by the United States Department of Defense (DoD) and was announced on January 31, 2020. The primary purpose of the CMMC is to measure the abilities and capabilities of

Understanding Data Loss Prevention or DLP is the number one step to creating a secured and unreachable network. With the rate at which cybersecurity attacks are taking place these days, there are more than enough reasons for companies to worry about