cyberattacks

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cyberattacks

CISA Unveils New Cybersecurity Goals for IT and Product Design Sector

CISA releases new Sector Specific Goals for IT and product design, focusing on software development security, product design enhancements, and industry collaboration. Learn how these guidelines aim to strengthen cybersecurity practices and protect critical infrastructure.

access control

The Hidden Costs of Poor Access Management: Why Small Businesses Can't Afford to Ignore It

When a former employee retains access to sensitive systems months after leaving, it's more than a security oversight—it's a serious business risk. Learn true costs of poor access management, from immediate impacts to long-term reputation damage, and discover practical steps to protect your business.

cyberattacks

The Digital Battlefield: Understanding Modern Cyberattacks and Global Security

Explore the invisible war being fought in cyberspace, where nations battle without traditional weapons. This comprehensive guide explains modern cyberattacks, their impact on global security, and how countries defend their digital borders in an increasingly connected world.

cyberattacks

Modern Cyber Attacks: Understanding the Threats and Building Robust Defenses

Cyber attacks are more sophisticated than ever, from ransomware and phishing to DDoS attacks. This post explores these threats and provides actionable insights into building robust defenses. Learn how to implement security best practices and protect your valuable data from modern cyber attacks.

cyber security

AI-Powered Cybersecurity: How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming the OSI Model

Explore the OSI model's 7 layers, their vulnerabilities in the cybersecurity landscape, and how AI is revolutionizing defense strategies for each layer.

AI (Artificial Intelligence)

From Phishing to Fraud: How AI Can Safeguard Your Customers

Is your website vulnerable to web-automated attacks? Learn how AI can help protect your business and customers from the growing threat of cybercrime.

cyberattacks

Fight OTP Fraud: Beyond Geo-Fencing (2024 Guide)

OTP fraud is on the rise. Can geo-fencing prevent it? Discover how this location-based technology helps, its limitations, and expert-backed strategies for ultimate OTP security.

vulnerabilities

Automated Vulnerability Detection: Mitigate Fraud and Strengthen Your Cybersecurity Defense

Don't let cybercriminals exploit your weaknesses. Empower your cybersecurity defense with automated vulnerability detection and mitigate fraud effectively.

cyberattacks

The Risks of Third-Party Vendors: A Gateway to Cyber-Attacks

Understanding the Vulnerabilities and Safeguarding Your Business Against Cybercriminals by using Third-Party Vendors

MFA

Minimizing Credential Theft With MFA

Phishing is a significant business threat and can lead to financial and reputational damages. And minimizing the risk of credential theft through phishing attacks requires a rigorous defense against credential theft

API

5 Common RESTful API Security Risks and How to Protect Against Them

RESTful APIs are still vulnerable to various security risks. In this article, we will explore five common RESTful API security risks and discuss how to protect against them.

password

What is Password Hashing Algorithm?

What are various password hashing algorithms, their pros and cons, and how can they protect users' accounts?

bot

Fronton Botnet Attacks: Why Enterprises Should Worry

This article discusses the aspect of botnet attacks and why businesses should put their best efforts into minimizing the risk.

data protection

No Industry is Above or Below the Radar: Seeing Value in Your Data

Big or small, business intelligence professionals know that their data is worth a lot more than most businesses are realizing.

breach Featured

Navigating a Corporate Data Breach

Cybersecurity is not just a technical IT problem. As business people, we all have a role to play in protecting our companies and the data they store. Here are 6 things you should consider if your company has suffered a data breach.

Remote work

Cyber Security Working From Home

The importance of cyber security working from home has become more than evident with the recent pandemic outbreak.

phishing

Phishing Attacks: How to Identify & Avoid Phishing Scams

We have hashed out some of the most common types of phishing attacks and how to prevent them.

customer data

Corporate Account Takeover Attacks: Detecting and Preventing it

How do you defend your company against a Corporate Account Takeover (CATO) fraud with the COVID-19 pandemic causing workers to stay indoors?

infrastructure

How Poor Login Concurrency can Impact OTT Platforms' Business

With the increase in subscriptions and the number of audiences online, several underlying threats have severely impacted the OTT businesses. One such issue is poor login concurrency. Learn how login concurrency is affecting OTT platforms and how they can overcome this dilemma.

cyberattacks

The Rise of Profit-Focused Cybercrime on the Cloud

Cybercrime is a growing challenge for business and society, but it is still associated with shady hackers motivated by curiosity or financial gain. In reality, profit-focused cybercrime has emerged as a major problem for global businesses.

awareness

QR Codes Exploitation: How to Mitigate the Risk?

With the rise in QR Code exploits, how can businesses and consumers decipher what a QR Code holds before scanning and mitigate the risks of a malicious QR Code? Find out how!

future

The Future of Cyber Attacks

What is the future of cyber security and how far are we from the next big hack? Find out what experts in this field have to say.

Best Practices

DNS Cache Poisoning: Why Is It Dangerous for Your Business

DNS cache poisoning is an attack that uses changed DNS records to redirect online traffic to a website that is fake and resembles its intended destination.

MFA

How to Set Up Two-factor Authentication on All Your Online Accounts

2FA is one of the best security methods that use two layers to verify a consumer’s identity. This means, rather than simply entering the password to log into an account, two-factor authentication requires a code to be sent via text message to a consumer's phone number or generated through an app.

privacy

Five Ways to Future-Proof Your Data Privacy

It is hard to know what the data privacy landscape will look like in the future. As government regulations, like GDPR, continue to emerge, companies are more aware than ever of the need to protect sensitive information and gain consent.