A Cybersecurity Checklist for the Coronavirus Outbreak Period
Geraldine HuntRemote workers need clear communication from IT on support and security issues. In the rush to provide remote access, don’t sacrifice cybersecurity.
Remote workers need clear communication from IT on support and security issues. In the rush to provide remote access, don’t sacrifice cybersecurity.
With stolen usernames and passwords being “traded like Pokémon cards”, what can an IT professional do to avoid a costly data breach?
TitanHQ recommends email administrators never pay for blacklist removal. In the sphere of email administration the pay-to-delist model is not well respected or trusted.
The impact of a data breach can last for years. A monetary impact is not required for people to be impacted years down the line.
According to an email security risk assessment report, BEC attacks ramped up 269 percent on a quarterly basis. More than 60,000 messages contained BEC or impersonation frauds.
Online shopping at risk, this Christmas pay attention as entering URLs.Fake retail websites tend to increase during the holiday shopping season.
Attackers on a public Wi-Fi network have numerous ways to steal data. The most common in a man-in-the-middle (MitM) attack.
Eliminating malware at its delivery mechanism doesn’t take a complex system. With the right setup, DMARC is a valuable cybersecurity tool that defends against phishing and malicious email content.
The education sector is one of the most targeted industries and this trend is continuing. Why are Educational Institutions being targeted for ransomware and phishing attacks?
For a hacker, social media is rich pickings. It's the perfect place to gather valuable information to fuel spear phishing attacks or social engineering campaigns to push out malware.
DNS filtering implements web filtering during the query process. Administrators set up policies that block specific IPs categorized as inappropriate for a corporate environment.
Nodersok uses its proxy capabilities to perform click fraud. Users click on advertising, the malware creator earns money in fraudulent clicks that seem like valid traffic to the ad network.
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