Cybersecurity

We’ve reported previously on the trouble with passwords as we highlighted the fact that hackers can guess a password up to 8 characters in length almost instantly with current brute force [...]

It’s no surprise that companies worldwide quickly adapted to the social distancing and lockdowns implemented due to the coronavirus pandemic. While our workplaces were in many cases [...]

Federal agencies are warning hospitals and healthcare providers of a credible threat of increased cybercrime resulting in ransomware, data theft, and disruption of services. The agencies said [...]

In the early days of the internet, data flowed freely and in plain sight for anyone to see. Emails could easily be read by anyone curious enough to eavesdrop on an SMTP server or as the data [...]

It’s mid-day, you’re working diligently on your laptop enjoying your company’s new work-from-anywhere policy and your phone rings. You answer and the caller responds, [...]

Computer security has evolved rapidly over the past three decades since John McAfee released the first commercially available antivirus software called VirusScan in 1987. Competing products from [...]

In a recent blog, Microsoft warned of increasing cyber-attacks leading up to the 2020 election.  These attacks are targeting businesses in the entertainment, hospitality, manufacturing, financial [...]

If you’re subscribed to any credit monitoring service, you’ve likely received a notification that looks something like this: “Your email has been found on the dark web.” [...]

Over the past few weeks, we have reported how ransomware attacks on corporate America were increasing as attackers go “big game” hunting targeting the likes of Tesla and Garmin. Now [...]

Last month, Garmin Ltd., the GPS device and service provider, confirmed the worldwide outage of their network due to a cyber attack. The attack turned out to be a ransomware attack using a new, [...]