The importance of cybersecurity cannot be overstated. In the face of a multitude of threats that have plagued digital systems over the past few decades,
Why Zero Trust? Approaches in traditional security assume that network architecture within the company can be trusted. The concept of Zero Trust says, assume no
Agility, as defined in the business landscape, refers to the ability of an organization to adapt quickly to market changes internally and externally. It
Communicating Cybersecurity to Your Employees Oftentimes, companies approach communicating cybersecurity with fear – as if it will make their employees more vigilant. Business leaders and
What is Supply Chain Cybersecurity Attack? Officials from the US Commerce and Energy Departments confirmed that a Cybersecurity breach occurred. Although, the latter said it
A robust domain defense strategy can ensure company success in the long run, but so as including your human resource in this strategy. If your organization is currently idle about security issues, it’s time to rethink your strategy and do not forget about the human factor side of your company.
Social engineering is just one of the many threats that we have today, especially with our current environment. With awareness and knowledge about cybercrime tactics, we can always be one step ahead in protecting our personal information and our companies.
Countless cyberattacks especially ransomware are now being experienced across the globe despite the global pandemic that is haunting every corners of our world. In fact, the gravity of the situation made the US and UK to release joint statements against ransomware.
This is a software code usually embedded in an email and believable links that has the ability to immediately hacks into the computer system and starts locking data one-by-one from photos, videos to documents and applications.
Reputational risks are caused by many intended, and unintended events, for example: a cyberattack on a retailer’s credit card data, manipulating markets or making trades based on insider data, employing under-aged workers overseas for a “US-based” company, or accidently serving contaminated or expired food at a restaurant.
