In the present age, cybersecurity has been a massively growing concern. Whether you have a website, online accounts, or any other form of web-based infrastructure, you are at risk for a cyber attack. Encryption is the art of encoding the data in a manner that strangers couldn’t possibly read and understand. The way it works
Security breaches in the healthcare industry are at an all-time high. It has created a new wave of investment and a demand for the expertise that can effectively combat the modern day hacker and their cunning tactics. The top three breaches of data security in the healthcare industry occurred where cybercriminals benefited from identity theft
In 2018, Google announced that the number of daily active users on Drive had reached over 800million while there were around 2trillion files being stored. Even though Google Drive is immensely popular, there is no guarantee that it is completely safe. If you have been wondering about switching to Google Drive, but are not sure
Cybersecurity by definition is the process of protecting your computer-based equipment and data from unauthorized access. This has been a prevalent issue for decades now, however, the need for IT security has become more important than ever. In today’s digital era, mostly every business has automated their organizational structure and have shifted important activities online.
Cybersecurity has become a core prerequisite in the corporate world today. Every year the number of cyber breaches are increasing at an expedited rate and it seems that hackers are getting even more innovative in how they infiltrate cyber networks. Simply setting up security protocols will not help business, as hackers now have more power
Hackers and cyber-criminals have been around for a while. Hollywood has been creating hacker movies since the 80s. Then why is that cybersecurity has become such a huge concern suddenly? In fact, we even have a National Cybersecurity Month now. Is it just another buzzword? Does your small business have anything to fear? The simplest
Although several industries, including education and health care, make up a significant percentage of yearly data breach counts, credit unions and banks are more prone to this risk. As per the Identity Theft Resource Center, the financial/banking/credit sector totaled 5.8% of the total data breaches in 2017. This is up 2 percent from the first half