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The 5 Most Secure Messaging Apps

Lou Covey March 11, 2022

There is no lack of lists for the “best” secure messaging apps but we’ve noticed a few things about them: Not all apps on the lists are inherently secure. Hence, here is our list.

Women in Technology: Time to #Breakthebias

Editors Desk March 8, 2022

The second part of our article for today’s international women’s day – more quotes from the industry on #BreakThe Bias

Break The Bias: International Women’s Day

Editors Desk March 8, 2022

It’s International Women’s Day! Cyber Protection Magazine spoke with executives from various companies to learn how women in cybersecurity can #BreakTheBias

Cyber civil war erupts over Ukraine

Lou Covey March 4, 2022

In recent weeks leading up to and through the invasion of Ukraine, divisions have formed within the hacker community worldwide. So obvious, in fact, that we may be witnessing a civil war within that community

Popular Apps Endanger Ukrainians.

Lou Covey March 2, 2022

Text messaging has been around almost as long as the internet and predates mobile phones altogether. It’s not only a great way to surveil unwitting people but a great avenue for cybercriminals and oppressive nation-states to infect personal devices with malware.

How to get rich with ransomware

Patrick Boch February 28, 2022

Ransomware is the most profitable form of cybercrime. Not only does it pay well, it is fairly easy to set up. With an investment of as little as $100 criminals can net a profit of more than 2000 percent.

Ukraine: Open Warfare in the Cyber World

Lou Covey February 26, 2022

Cyber warfare has been an open secret for many years, but the conflict in Ukraine has brought it out into the open. Listen to our Interview with Dr. Pano Yannakogeorgos of NYU’s Center for Global Affairs

Schools May Be More Secure Than You Think

Lou Covey February 25, 2022

Some schools are more secure, using cost-effective tools, than many corporations. There may be some lessons to learn from this so we talked to Kyle Brumbaugh from the Redwood School District.

Why phishing is cybersecurity’s biggest threat this year

Jonathan Wood February 22, 2022

Compared to large organizations, smaller suppliers with fewer security-aware employees are more likely to unwittingly click on a malicious website. This could have repercussions across the supply chain, triggering ransomware attacks on larger organisations. As a result, phishing has become one of the biggest threats to cybersecurity this year.

How Cybersecurity Issues Affect Stock Prices

Justine Robinson February 18, 2022

Stock prices are affected by changes in supply and demand, but also fluctuate with company health, economic reports, and trader sentiment. It’s no surprise that cyber attacks have an effect on stock prices, too.