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Is your private data being stored in offshore accounts somewhere?
How would you even know?
If you live somewhere with data localization laws in place, then you actually do have an idea of where your personally identifiable information (PII) is being kept.
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There are more than 2B of them around the world.
They’ll make up nearly a third of the workforce by 2030.
Most of them have had access to the internet since before they could talk.
A business continuity plan (BCP) can help your business mitigate the impact of unexpected disruptions such as natural disasters and cyberattacks, and keep your operations running smoothly. However, crafting an effective BCP requires careful consideration and planning. In the following sections, we’ll look at business continuity errors business owners should know and avoid. Incomplete risk […]
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Have you ever wondered whether our space satellites are safe?
No…not from alien attacks!
Safe from cybercriminal threats.
At the end of the day, satellites are just computers orbiting the Earth, sending and receiving signals from the surface.
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Zero-day attacks…zero-day vulnerabilities…zero-trust security postures…”Zero” seems to be the most popular number in cybersecurity these days!
Hopefully, you’ve at least heard of these terms before.
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Have you ever used ChatGPT? What about any similar artificial intelligence?
AI has gotten extremely popular, but it’s not without its risks: Consider ChatGPT, hailed as a cutting-edge solution but in the news recently for less flattering reasons.
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When 2023 began, student debt across American had reached a staggering $1.78T in total. Individually, people owe just over $37K in federal loans alone.
Are you among the 43M who owe student loan debt? Then you’ve probably heard about the Supreme Court decision on June 30th, striking down President Biden’s attempt to forgive approximately $430B in federal student loan debt.
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Supply chain risk….vendor management…third party cyberattacks…
We have a lot of words for it, but what we’re all talking about comes down to the same thing: Cybercriminals are breaching our systems and other big databases filled with our personal information, by first infiltrating more vulnerable software that we rely on to run daily tasks.
Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) often face challenges in protecting their IT systems from cyberattacks. One of the most important steps that SMBs can take to solve such issues is to be aware of the most common ways their systems can be breached. Here are five ways that SMBs’ systems can be breached. You are […]
In June a popular file-sharing software amongst big-name companies likes Shell, Siemens Energy, Sony, several large law firms, a number of US federal agencies such as the Department of Health and more was hacked by Russia-linked cybercrime group Cl0p. Security Magazine reported that, to date, there are 138 known companies impacted by the breach, resulting in the personal information of more than 15 million people being compromised.