While passwords are the most popular account security tool, they aren’t necessarily the safest option. Security experts agree that human beings are the weakest link of any security system. Most often, users create weak passwords, store them as plain text, and use them on multiple online accounts.
The shift away from traditional workplace settings is pushing organizations to develop new protocols and invest in the safety of mobile workers. Over the last years, the personal devices of employees have become a very attractive target for hackers. While proper training in safety procedures
Ransomware is one of the fastest-growing malware threats, targeting every type of user – from home users to businesses, government networks, hospitals, and even city libraries. A ransomware infection is experienced immediately and its impact is often very destructive. That’s why security experts
Remote workers use countless passwords for many daily activities and tasks. Since these passwords protect the organization’s most sensitive data, cybercriminals are always making efforts to capture, compromise, or gain access to corporate devices. Luckily, there are several password hygiene
The COVID-19 pandemic shook the business world to the core since restrictions and mandatory public health measures forced employees to work from home. As lockdowns ended, more and more businesses started to rethink in-office perks and extend their work-from-home arrangements. As a result, tech
Regardless of the political side of the situation, the curious case of Edward Snowden has proven one thing: when uncovered, government spying enables a giant push to data scrambling on the Web. Giants like Yahoo, Google, and Microsoft have substantially implemented encrypted data over the last 15
