Threat actors have decided to answer Help Wanted ads with malware instead of a CV, thereby endangering businesses by directly targeting HR.
Author: Alex Alper
People can be very resistant when updates are announced, because change is frustrating and scary. So why is it really necessary to make these changes as soon as they become available?
Where there’s technology, there’s always a cybercriminal looking for an exploit. Do you know what you’re risking when you scan that QR for the cool-looking exhibit down the street?
5 tips for staying safe while you use the Internet, and start keeping your data off of the dark marketplace today.
Let’s take a look at a real-world example of what could happen in the long-term aftermath of a cyberattack involving ransomware.
There are so many keyboard shortcuts and creative modifications that make using your personal computer more convenient. Some are well-known, like COPY + PASTE. Others are less common but just as useful when it comes to performing repetitive tasks or ones that you do all the time during your job and personal time online.
He’s played a cyber-genius on TV, but that won’t stop determined phishers. Seth Green got phished, and it could happen to you too.
One of the ways that you can protect your accounts from hackers is through the use of single sign-on. What is SSO?
Now both sides of artificial intelligence are colliding. Instead of creating their own code to combat your company’s cybersecurity-oriented AI, thieves are engaging in a practice known as poisoned AI.
When it’s time to own up to a data breach or loss, businesses fare best when they’re open and honest with their customers about the event from start to finish. Here’s why.