Have you ever casually talked about a product or service while your phone was nearby and then suddenly started seeing ads for it on your social media feed? Your phone is listening. If that concerns you, this should really worry you: your devices are tracking you too! From the phone itself to the apps you download and access, there are multiple ways that your device can ping your location.
This year has been a busy one for cybercriminals, with some massive data breaches making headlines and costing companies millions. From health care giants to project management platforms, no industry is immune to the risks. But what do these breaches mean for small to midsize businesses? The same vulnerabilities exist for you, and the consequences of not addressing them can be catastrophic.
Your passwords are the key to your digital kingdom. By following the latest recommendations from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), you can empower yourself with strong passwords that safeguard your online identity. The evolution of password guidelines Initially, NIST emphasized the complexity of passwords, encouraging a mix of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, […]
Security breaches often stem from a handful of common threats, both internal and external. Identify the five most IT security risks and learn how to address them effectively to keep your systems safe. Accidental malware installation Malware, also known as malicious software, is software created that causes damage to computers, servers, or networks. It ranges […]
The techniques cybercriminals use to hack into systems are not any simpler. Today, there’s a glut of malware types that don’t rely on traditional methods for infiltration. Fileless malware, in particular, is an incredibly elusive and dangerous threat that can bypass even the most sophisticated security measures. What is fileless malware? Fileless malware is a […]
Just when you think cybercriminals will run out of new ideas for how to scam people, they find a way to get creative and surprise you. Now they’re faking data breaches, hoping to steal money from unsuspecting business owners and dark web data buyers alike.
If the software your organization used to close deals and pay employees unexpectedly went down and you had no idea when it would be fixed, what would you do? Could you continue doing business? How much money would you lose? Unfortunately, in June, this happened to over 15,000 US- and Canada-based car dealerships when two cyber-attacks occurred on the popular industry software provider, CDK Global.
Multifactor authentication (MFA) significantly enhances your business’s security, but it’s not invincible. Cybercriminals have found ways to exploit MFA’s weaknesses, and understanding these is essential for safeguarding your business. This article will guide you through common MFA hacks and provide preventive strategies. How cybercriminals bypass MFA Cybercriminals use a variety of techniques to compromise MFA […]
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Experts approximate that social media is flooded with over half a million videos and voice deepfakes.
These images or videos create artificial, visual lookalikes to real people and edit them into puppeted scenes.
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In a shocking revelation, NationalPublicData.com, a Florida-based consumer data broker, has suffered a massive data breach that may be even worse than initially suspected.