Did you know that 83% of organizations reported at least one insider threat in 2023? An insider threat involves an individual who works for an organization and may have authorized access to a network or systems that compromise security. This can be current or former employees, consultants, contractors, or board members. You may think insider […]
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Think your non-profit is safe from cyberattacks? Think again. People may think a non-profit isn’t a target for cybercriminals since there isn’t as much money to take compared to traditional for-profit businesses. While this is true, there are plenty of other assets these attackers can leverage from these organizations. Today we’ll be discussing some previous
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Did you know 20% of all travelers are subject to cyber-crime when abroad? Whether you’re exploring a new country or at a coffee shop, staying cyber-safe while traveling is essential. Having a prepared cybersecurity checklist is key to keeping your privacy safe on the go. Attackers may use phishing scams, device theft, or evil twin
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The Cybersecurity landscape will continue to evolve as cybersecurity has become a critical boardroom issue for any business leader. This comprehensive overview provides strategic insights into the most pressing cybersecurity trends going into 2025, and how focusing on your organization’s protection is the most valuable digital asset. AI in Cybersecurity: A Double-Edged Sword Artificial Intelligence
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Spear-phishing is no weekend pastime⎯it’s a sophisticated cybercrime that generates an average $4.76 million dollars per breach. By targeting specific individuals with highly personalized messages, these attackers exploit human error and outdated security measures to steal sensitive information. In this article, we’ll explore the economics of spear-phishing, why these attacks succeed, and how you can
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IT Outages are a costly reality for businesses, over 91% of mid-sized and large companies lose an average of $300,000 an hour during an outage. Half of those businesses have losses ranging from $1-$5 million per hour according to the ITIC. Small businesses face an even greater risk, as limited resources leave them especially vulnerable
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Evil-Twin attacks are when cybercriminals trick users into connecting to a real-looking public WiFi network. You may think the Free.Coffee.WiFi was legit, only to realize later that your personal information was stolen because you were on a malicious network. Once connected to these networks, the attacker can access all network traffic. They can steal information
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AI-driven cyberattacks are becoming increasingly more common as AI technology advances. IBM uses AI to accelerate cybersecurity defenses, while cybercriminals exploit it for malicious purposes. Attacks such as automated spear-phishing, deepfake impersonation, and AI-enhanced credential stuffing are growing threats. This article explores how cybercriminals leverage AI, ways to mitigate and detect these attacks, and how
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According to the University of Maryland, there are around 2,200 cyberattacks every day. However, most attacks go unreported and unknown; today we’ll be talking about some of the biggest cyberattacks in recent times. You may have heard about them and even could’ve been affected. This article’s point is to go in-depth into the biggest attacks
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In today’s tech-driven world, the term “hacker” carries varied meanings, often clouded by misconceptions. While hacking is often depicted as illicit or shady, not all hackers wear a black hat. In reality, hacking is a spectrum where individuals engage in activities with different motives, ranging from malicious intentions to protecting people from cyber threats. In
