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Robocalls and vishing attacks are flooding the internet

Vishing on the rise as tax season arrives

Lou Covey March 3, 2023

Vishing, short for “voice phishing,” is on the rise again.…

Playing it Safe in the Metaverse: Cyber Security Challenges in VR

Andy Swift February 3, 2023

Organisations looking to dip their toe into the potentially vast and still developing landscape of the “metaverse” will need to navigate some tricky real-world cyber security challenges on the horizon.

Data Protection Day 2023: A Priority Not An Option

Editors Desk January 27, 2023

Data Protection Day serves as a stark reminder to companies to review their data security systems and look for ways to evolve, become more resilient, and, ultimately, build trusting relationships with their customers.

Video Byte: Expert Predictions for 2023 – Part 2

Editors Desk December 29, 2022

As the year is slowly coming to an end, we’re consulting our crystal ball to see what’s ahead. Well, not exactly our crystal balls, instead we asked experts from around the cybersecurity industry to share their predictions for the upcoming year.

4 Cybersecurity Tips You Should Follow If You Work From Home

Jen Bennet December 27, 2022

Many people continue to work from home despite the reopening of offices after the pandemic subsided. While working from home comes with a dilemma: cybersecurity risks.

Computer Security Day: How to tackle ever advancing cyber threats

Editors Desk November 30, 2022

When Computer Security Day was started in 1988, few could have imagined just how vital cybersecurity would become.
Cyber Protection Magazine spoke to nine industry experts, to learn about the most important cybersecurity practices.

Scam Bucket: Beware the ‘Unsubscribe’ button

Lou Covey November 18, 2022

Spam emails are annoying and most of us just ignore them, but every once in a while some might bemore

Zero Trust in Practice – Adopting and Sustaining it in Your Real-World Environment

Chris Cooper November 15, 2022

Zero trust is a heavily used buzzword. It inspires confidence when it’s used by cyber security and technology experts to imply a completely secure technology environment that protects people, devices and applications – all of the time.

What famous identity thefts can teach our businesses nowadays

Editors Desk October 7, 2022

There have been numerous cases of identity theft throughout history, some more famous than others. While the techniques have changed throughout time, the truth is there is not much difference.

Cyber Insurance Providers Buckling as Breaches Boom

Dr. James Norrie September 30, 2022

With almost $7 billion in claims last year, an industry that is too important to fail is looking to reduce client risk by focusing on the crux of the problem, human error