How your home network can be hacked and how to prevent it
Thanks to technology, jobs that used to require us to physically commute to work can now be done at home in a pair of comfy pajamas. A 2018 report by Global...
Security awareness
SIM swapping security risks: What they are and how to protect yourself
The joke that someone needs to have a mobile phone “surgically removed” is not too far from the mark. Mobile phones have become ubiquitous and intrinsically...
Top 8 world crises exploited by cybercriminals and lessons learned
Crises can vary immensely, be it in terms of the specific nature of each situation or the impacts that may be limited to a specific group — or even an event...
4 reasons why you should include current events in your phishing simulation program
One of the dirtiest aspects of phishing campaigns in the wild is that they will take advantage of anything happening in the world today to make their job easier....
Work-from-home network traffic spikes: Are your employees vulnerable?
Social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic has forced employees to work from home, and many businesses were unprepared to provide cybersecurity in this...
Are apps stealing company secrets? Smart device privacy concerns for businesses
Privacy often feels like it is something that can be bought, sold and/or simply ignored. So many people use the old and worn argument: “If you have nothing...
Top 9 free security training tools
Cybersecurity training is one of the best defenses against cyber attacks targeting organizations and individuals alike. Although security training is a tried-and-true...
Cookies: An overview of associated privacy and security risks
Anyone who regularly browses the internet must have seen some sort of pop-up or other form of alert about the use of cookies. Some sites even give you the...
Vishing spikes as workforces go remote: 6 vishing prevention tips anyone can follow
With thousands of teams worldwide being asked to work remotely to help contain the spread of COVID-19, scammers have a fertile ground to prey upon telecommuters....
Can 2FA prevent breaches? Lessons learned from the SFO airport watering hole attack
In March 2020, two websites serving customers of San Francisco International Airport were hacked. The websites used first-factor authentication only and the...