Security

Ransomware attacks are no longer a matter of “if” but “when.” Conducting regular tabletop exercises allows organizations to build muscle memory for responding to incidents. Foster collaboration across teams and mitigate risks and minimize downtime during real-world events.

Password Pushers bring a new level of convenience and security to the way we share sensitive information. They’re fast, easy, and—most importantly—secure. From freelancers sharing passwords with clients to corporate teams managing dozens of access credentials, Password Pushers offer a smart, efficient solution to an everyday problem. 

The rise of AI in cybersecurity is both a blessing and a bit of a curse. On the one hand, AI’s ability to detect, prevent, and respond to threats at unprecedented speeds makes it a powerful tool for defenders. On the other hand, its capacity to enhance the effectiveness of cyberattacks presents new challenges for organizations.

Determining the best compliance framework for your organization requires an understanding of your industry, geographic location, the type of data you handle, and the resources available for compliance efforts. By following the six steps outlined in this blog post, you can identify the most relevant compliance frameworks and develop a comprehensive strategy to ensure that your organization meets its regulatory obligations.

Social engineering is a pervasive threat that exploits human behavior rather than technical vulnerabilities. For small and medium sized businesses, understanding the common strategies used by attackers and implementing strong preventive measures is crucial for safeguarding their operations.

Understanding the differences between anti-malware and antivirus is crucial for implementing effective cybersecurity measures. While antivirus provides essential protection against known threats, anti-malware offers broader and more advanced capabilities.

A Security Operations Center or a SOC is a centralized unit within an organization responsible for monitoring, detecting, analyzing, and responding to cybersecurity incidents.

Data breaches have become an all too unfortunate reality for many businesses. The repercussions of a data breach extend way beyond financial loss and litigation. An ineffectively communicated data breach can also severely damage a company’s reputation and erode customer trust.

Each month, we'll explore a security tool, and describe its features, benefits, and best practices to help you safeguard your digital assets. This month, we're featuring password managers, a critical tool for maintaining strong, unique passwords across all your accounts. 

Cyber threats are increasingly targeting small and medium-sized businesses. A well-crafted incident Response Plan (IRP) is essential to mitigate risks.