Cybersecurity

Employees account for most of the attacks in a company since they are mostly naive to phishing emails and ads. Ensuring employees' cyber security skills are top-notch is the first line of defense against cyber-attacks. This article will shade insight on cyber security, how to get employees excited about cyber security topics, and improve your business's productivity.

Like many things, cybersecurity has some misconceptions out there. But believing in these myths could come at a cost. With the number of breaches growing, The right tools in place and a security awareness training program could help in protecting you, your employees, and your company. So here are 5 cybersecurity myths that may be putting your business at risk for a breach. 

There is now a new sneaky phishing technique that is definitely on the rise. Its primary target is conversation hijacking attacks. These vicious attacks try to trick someone into unknowingly transfer money, install malware, or provide the attacker with valuable login credentials.

Passwords. Everyone has ‘em. We gotta have ‘em. Some security researchers imagine a world where passwords are eliminated, but for now they are all we have in terms of keeping accounts and information secure. Though you may think your password rocks, and you’re being kept safe by those little black dots hiding your password while you type, passwords are heavily exploited for a few reasons..

Selling cybersecurity products and services should be an easy sell to small-medium business clients. After all, they are the target of most ransomware attacks. But these services are often hard to get customer buy-in for a few reasons...