What are Hackers? Hackers, individuals with advanced computer skills, gain access to systems, networks, or data. Despite diverse personas, often associated with malicious intent, the hacker landscape features intricate classifications. Ethical defenders fortify digital defenses, while shadowy architects exploit vulnerabilities, mirroring the complexity of the digital landscape. Types of Hackers Red Hat Hackers: Ethical Guardians […]
New Year New Cyber Resolutions As we step into the 2024, we start setting resolutions for personal growth and well-being, as we do every year. However, this year, let’s broaden our commitment beyond just personal goals. Drawing parallels between individual resolutions and cybersecurity can fortify our digital lives and ensure a safer online experience. Shed
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The Grinches Who Stole Data: Guarding Against Holiday Cyber Attacks He’s a mean one, Mr. Grinch. Cyber grinches are on the prowl, looking to steal more than just your holiday joy. As we exchange festive greetings and share goodwill, it’s crucial to be vigilant against the lurking threats of cyber attacks that tend to spike
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Frosty the Snowman was a fairytale they say, but cyber threats and threat actors are very, very real. Our digital defense systems might need a touch of magic to ward off the evolving dangers in the cyber realm. Building a robust firewall, alongside other security measures, can be the key to protecting our digital existence.
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As many of us are decorating our homes to embrace the festive spirit, we might be investing in the latest smart home devices to make our lives more convenient. However, with the convenience of smart technology comes the responsibility of ensuring the security of these devices. The new holiday robbers are actually holiday hackers! So,
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E-Greetings or E-Threats? It’s the holiday season! This means sweet treats, lights and ornaments, and holiday cards with well wishes. Unless you’ve been living under a rock, sending and receiving holiday greetings has evolved from traditional paper cards to e-cards. E-Cards have become increasingly popular due to their eco-friendly nature, cost-effectiveness, and the ability to
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‘Tis the season for festive lights, joyous carols, and, unfortunately, heightened cybersecurity risks. As we dive into the holidays and shopping frenzy, cybercriminals are ready to exploit the festive spirit, preying on unsuspecting digital sleigh riders. There’s an increased risk of cyber threats during the holiday season, and we aim to arm you with practical
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Disaster Recovery Should Be Mandatory Businesses of all sizes are becoming increasingly reliant on technology to drive their operations. However, this growing dependence on technology also opens the door to various cybersecurity threats that can jeopardize an organization’s data and operations. While many businesses understand the importance of cybersecurity measures like Multi-Factor Authentication
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Episode Summary What are vishing and smishing? Simplified, vishing is voice phishing and smishing is text phishing. Phishing is when scammers or attackers attempt to trick users into revealing sensitive information, sending money, or installing malware. So how does this affect your business? Art Ocain and Fayon Atkinson from Corvus Insurance discuss some common
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Threat Actors: Breaking It Down As a business owner, there are so many things you need to worry about on a daily basis, like employee management, product competition, and customer satisfaction. The last thing you want to think about are threat actors looking for cyber vulnerabilities. Unfortunately, you need to be thinking about them, and
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