I want to shed light on a few things to consider when moving your workforce remote, especially for extended periods of time or where working from home has now become a permanent option and for some, a “new normal.”
Here are some tips for those who work remotely on what cybersecurity you’ll need.
More businesses are starting to move their processes onto the cloud, which comes with security improvements.
Web privacy is a contentious matter, sometimes relegated to the background in the area of web safety.
The IT security world has borrowed concepts and ideas from the physical world since the days of the first computer Virus through the recent days of ransomware.
As we celebrate National Password Day, let’s think about more than just how to create a strong password and take a look at where organizations need to set passwords.
If you are not 100% confident that your data is safe, check out the following security practices to avoid cyber threats.
83% of people receive phishing emails, and 64% of businesses experience phishing attacks.
To stay safe, you’ll need more than a password to keep your data secure and protect yourself from identity theft—which has nabbed the top spot in the global most reported fraud cases.
In the workplace, teams use shared computers and tablets, how do they keep them secure?
If your organization is in the market to buy a security product, it is like playing the most complex game of marry, date or dump ever.
There are many reasons that most security personnel believe in motivating the need for encryption. The primary goals are:
But around 2005 something started to change. Malware writers learned they could modify malicious roving code to make money.
A quarter of stolen laptops are stolen from cars, while 14% are lost on airplanes. Only a quarter are ever recovered.
The consumer demand for these types of products has been increasing but so has the demand for easy to install devices.
Chances are if you consider online dating to be risky you are of a certain generation that dated before the internet and smartphones. As the … Read more…
The tool is called Two Factor Auth (2FA) and looks to be an open-source project that works with GitHub.
Personal online security means protecting your online identity as well as your online accounts containing personally identifiable information.
If you overlook introducing new technologies and solutions into your business, you run the risk of being left behind.
The website is said to go by the name Hire Military Heroes and even had a moving front page with the iconic image of soldiers raising the flag at Iwo Jima.
According to Google Canada, a recent survey has 20% of Canadians giving themselves a failing grade when it comes to online security.
