Security

[ad_1] 47% of organizations reported experiencing a vishing or social engineering attack in 2021 — let’s explore how artificial intelligence can catch your employees off guard and what you can do to avoid it. Editor’s Note: This is a guest blog contribution from Keven Knight, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Talion. Knight shares […]

[ad_1] Penetration testing is one of the most effective steps toward maintaining cloud security. But knowing how to pentest effectively is easier said than done — here are some insights from a pentesting expert that may help your organization get started  Editor’s Note: This is a guest blog contribution from cybersecurity specialist and penetration tester

[ad_1] In January, industry leaders adopted new S/MIME Baseline Requirements that aim to increase consistency regarding how publicly trusted email signing certificates are issued and managed globally. Here are the key highlights you need to know… Abnormal Security reports that nine in 10 (92%) survey respondents indicate they experienced one or more email-related security incidents

[ad_1] The zero-trust strategy approaches security from the mindset that no one — not even your internal network users — can or should be trusted automatically. Here’s why zero trust security is picking up traction with organizations and governments globally… … It’s not paranoia when someone really is out to get you. And if you’re

[ad_1] This type of article needs no introduction: It’s a list of the top cyber security statistics and facts you need to know. We’ll divvy up the content into categories that make sense — everything from total financial and data losses to how these attacks impact organizations and their IT/cybersecurity staff (and everything in between).

[ad_1] Social engineering is all about bad guys hacking your employees instead of your network. Here are a dozen social engineering stats you should share with your team & leadership to prepare for attacks you’ll likely face in 2023 and beyond… Social engineering describes how cybercriminals try to “hack” the people within your organization instead

[ad_1] HTTPS is the difference between transmitting sensitive information securely to your bank and allowing cybercriminals to steal that data so they can use it to commit crimes. But there are some misconceptions about what HTTPS means that we want to clear up… Every day, you use websites to make purchases and pay bills online.

[ad_1] Why are organizations turning to software-defined wide area networks? Explore why organizations should consider adopting an SD-WAN approach to revamp their digital networks Editor’s Note: This is a guest blog contribution from Nahla Davies, a software developer and IT/tech writer. Davies explores what a software defined wide area network is, how it’s commonly used,

[ad_1] Whether you’re a software creator or software buyer, you’re vulnerable to software supply chain attacks. Here’s how you can protect your company and customers… What would happen if a popular software (one that’s widely used across your organization and is sourced from a reputable vendor) turned out to have malicious code in it that

[ad_1] Encryption is everywhere online; it’s the process and technologies that enable you to securely log into your email and make online purchases What types of information are you sending in emails or via website connections? What are you storing on your company servers? Inquiring minds want to know — namely, cybercriminals. Data from Orca