I n January 2020, a bipartisan group of United States senators introduced legislation that would require the Department of Homeland Security to select cyber security leaders for each state. This legislation comes in the face of growing cyber threats to local, state and national governments.
With the year coming to an end, it’s time to reflect upon the worst data breaches and cyberattacks of 2019. From theft of medical data to corporate account credentials, here they are (in no particular order).
In the age of ransomware attacks and other data breaches, securing your network is more important than ever—and that includes Wi-Fi. Watch out for these common router attacks that can put a company offline relatively easily.
With more and more employees using devices to connect to the company network remotely, endpoint security has become increasingly important. Read along to understand what it is, and why it’s vital for companies of all sizes to invest in it.
It’s a good practice to use a complex, unique password for every account you have. The problem is, it’s nearly impossible to remember so many different login credentials. The solution is using a password manager to store all of them.
Voice phishing attacks are similar to phishing attacks—they trick you into giving sensitive information to criminals. However, most phishing attacks are carried out using the internet. Voice phishing scams are done over the phone. Here’s what to look out for.
No organization is truly safe from cyberattacks. Even the most comprehensive cyber security strategies with state-of-the-art software falter from time to time. An incident response plan is necessary for those occasions.
The health care industry has evolved for the better thanks to the latest technology that streamlines everything from clerical tasks to patient care. However, along with new technology comes new risks. Health care cyber security threats are real and are evolving at a terrifying pace.
As tempting as it might be to simply close out of those annoying software update popups that seem to appear every few minutes, there are a few reasons you shouldn’t. Whether these popups are coming up on your phone, your tablet or your desktop, here’s why you shouldn’t ignore them.
Most people understand that cyberattacks are often conducted via email. However, few actually know how to successfully recognize common types of spoof emails. In this blog, we’ll break down a couple of examples.