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We are wrapping up the Cybersecurity Awareness Month with our third infographic on how to manage your cybersecurity challenges.
This week for the “Do Your Part. #BeCyberSmart” initiative, check our tips to take control of your digital risks and fight with resilience.
As part of the “Do Your Part. #BeCyberSmart” initiative during Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we have prepared an infographic to help you and your organization stay secure. Check the tips below!
October is an exciting month for cybersecurity. Ever since 2003, this month has been recognized as National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM).
Working from home reduces the chance of spreading the virus, but it exposes us to other types of risks.
In this period, organizations face immense challenges in terms of business continuity. But it is also a great opportunity to build the perfect remote environment.
The outbreak of the Coronavirus is affecting people, organizations and nations around the globe. In an environment where people are hungry for information, attackers are taking advantage to spread malware.
As fear over the spread of COVID-19 is surging at an alarming rate, public health institutions recommend companies to take a stance in preventing the virus from spreading around offices, public transports or public gatherings.
We tend to think that cybersecurity is only about protecting ourselves from the bad guys, but many security incidents ara unintentional and respond to accidental causes.
Mobile phones have become an essential part of our lives. We use them both personally and professionally to access and store large amounts of data, some of which are very sensitive.
Any device that has software can get infected with malware. Malware is software designed to perform malicious actions.
91% of security incidents begin with a phishing email. Don't get hooked! Check out this week's tips on phishing and learn how to avoid falling victim to this type of scams.