The recent outbreak is becoming a nightmare for IT managers and Sysadmins. Is your organization ready for the technical complexity of remote work?
Cybersecurity frameworks provide the structure and methodology you need to protect your important digital assets. Find out which framework best suits your needs!
Every bit of sensible information and access now fits in the palm of our hands, inside our smartphones. Learn how to mitigate the risk that mobiles carry with them as attackers turn to target them.
Every phone is a potential open door for hackers to steal information. If the President of the United States doesn’t prefer the secure lines -and risk revealing confidential information to spies- that doesn’t mean you should too, specially if you handle key assets for your organization.
Where do you draw the line between a CIO and a CTO? How do they compliment each other?
From infiltrations on infrastructure and data breaches to spear phishing and brute force. Online threats are varied and they don’t discriminate organizations from individuals when looking for a target.
The cyber-threat scene is ever-changing. Stay up to date with this year’s malicious trends to ensure your business’ infrastructure isn’t caught off guard.
Have you? If you’re unfortunately on the positive end of this question, you should take action! Hackers usually need continued access to your accounts, so cut them off while you still can.
What is Zero Trust security? In a nutshell, it is a way of approaching all types of digital and physical security, in which there are no preferences, no white-lists, and no trusted actors. All actors, both internal and external, are treated as possible threats and ‘blocked’ by default, applying the same high security protocols, access controls, and barriers for everyone.
Using cybersecurity basics, advisory from experienced third parties and MSSPs, schools and school districts can reduce their exposure to ransomware and phishing risks.