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The NIST cybersecurity framework offers voluntary guidance about securing businesses and protecting their networks and data from cybersecurity threats. According to the National Cyber Security Alliance, 60% of small businesses close down only six

Millions of devices and security systems were compromised in 2018 because of a large number of data breaches across various different industries. Even though some of the world’s largest corporations, such as Facebook, suffered plenty of

Cyber-attacks are not only way too common but also too difficult to shake off. The first step toward protecting your device from cyber-attacks is to take appropriate safety measures such as improving your passwords, installing a firewall, and

The year 2018 was not a very stable year when it came to cybersecurity. We saw many ups and downs, improvements and drawbacks, as well as many attacks that marked the year. There has been a lot of talk about cybersecurity in the past year, which is

Complying to all the regulations of the NIST cybersecurity framework might sound too complex, especially if you don’t have a team of professionals standing by your side. Even though you are not legally required to comply to these regulations, it is

The number of cybersecurity threats and executed attacks is constantly growing and there’s not so much you can do to prevent your business or personal devices from becoming another target. However, it is possible to reduce the risk and exposure

According to GSMA data, 5 billion people in the world own mobile devices that can be connected to the internet. The majority of these devices are used to store, access, and share confidential business files and information on a daily basis. In

Taking the right cybersecurity measures on a daily basis can help reduce the risk of becoming a victim of an online attack. Unfortunately, no matter how much effort you put into securing your data, there’s always at least a 10% risk of having your

The number of businesses affected by cyberattacks is growing each month. Cybersecurity experts are expecting to see the attacks rise in 2019, meaning companies will have to take security measures more seriously. However, cybercriminals are not only