The definition of big data isn’t a difficult one to infer: It’s large sets of data that can be analyzed for trends, patterns, and pitfalls to help companies make better decisions for their [...]
There are over 270 million smartphone users in the United States. Of those that work in an office, over 80% use their personal devices for work. Additionally, half of all firms provide support [...]
Your email is more dangerous than you think. One wrong move, and you’ll be snagged by phishing attacks. Hook, line, and sinker. One of the most common tricks that cyber criminals have up their [...]
Oftentimes, the word “hacker” is considered synonymous with shady characters that use technology to bring harm to others, but the definition of the word actually includes anyone who is able to [...]
Facial recognition software. Fingerprint readers. Retinal scanning. What once seemed like technology reserved for sci-fi movies like Robocop (1987, facial recognition software) and 2001: A Space [...]
WatchGuard’s Threat Lab works tirelessly to evaluate and analyze the latest in digital security threats. Using “data from WatchGuard’s Firebox Feed, internal and partner threat intelligence, and [...]
When it comes to understanding your network, you must start with a basic understanding of the different layers that can exist within one network. Doing so ensures that your data and information [...]
We use passwords constantly. From our phone pins to our network logins, we are constantly keeping up with an ever-expanding list of secret phrases and number combinations that are supposed to [...]
In its most basic sense, a firewall exists to prevent unwanted access to your computer network. Firewalls isolate your computer from the network with a layer of code that inspects all incoming [...]
Disasters often strike without warning, leaving catastrophic damage in their wake. They come in predictable and unpredictable ways, whether it’s a tornado or a direct hacking attack. Predictable [...]