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It’s no secret that cybersecurity attacks have become heavily automated. While automation is one of the reasons security attacks are becoming unbearable, it can also be used on the more positive side to keeping data and devices protected. After all,

Mobile security has always been a concern among businesses and individuals aware of the vulnerability of our online privacy. With billions of mobile users in the world, hackers have more than enough opportunities to exploit data for malicious

Even though a new decade has started, we are still bringing the old internet security threats into 2021. Hackers are getting smarter, which makes cybersecurity attacks more difficult to fight against. One of the most challenging tasks remains the

According to ISC², a non-profit security organization, there are 2.93 million cybersecurity positions open and unfulfilled. Out of nearly three million positions, over 300 000 are based in the US only.

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.