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World Backup Day 2023: Advice from Industry Experts

Editors Desk March 31, 2023

Every year, on March 31st, World Backup Day serves as a reminder of the importance of routine backups for both individuals and organisations.

Sextortion is criminal, but may not be a crime

Lou Covey March 30, 2023

“Sextortion” is a popular theme in media and the news, but it may or may not be a big deal. It might not even be a crime depending on where you live. No one can really come up with a consensus about what it is and how widespread it is. It’s even difficult to pin down what constitutes the typical perpetrator of this crime.

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Generative AI tools are a blessing and a curse, but cybersecurity may lead to reason

Lou Covey March 21, 2023

Generative AI is generating press describing it as a blessing or a curse, perhaps both. Cooler heads, however, are finding balance and benefit, especially in the cybersecurity field.

Bank collapse drives Phishing attacks

Lou Covey March 14, 2023

“We are seeing some phishing attempts offering loans, or pretending to be founders to financial teams,” said Grant Warnick, CEO of cybersecurity company Fletch. “We are expecting more fraud attempts this week as bad actors pretend to be companies impacted by this incident.”

How Innovative Security Solutions Can Neutralize Data Breaches

Arti Raman March 10, 2023

If data breaches appear to be happening more often it’s because they are. Organizations should take the lead towards investing in innovative security solutions argues our guest author Arti Raman

Equity equals action this International Women’s Day

Editors Desk March 8, 2023

Women account for just a quarter of cybersecurity jobs globally. While this figure has come on leaps and bounds overmore

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.…

Companies Turn to Behavior-Based Cybersecurity Training

Laurent Duperval March 3, 2023

Tide of Security Breaches
Traditional cybersecurity awareness training leaves companies vulnerable to social engineering attacks. Reducing the risk of people causing a breach requires a change in culture.

A Trip to the Dark Side of ChatGPT

Sergey Shykevich February 28, 2023

Artificial Intelligence might become a weapon in the hands of cyber criminals. We spoke with Sergey Shykevich from CheckPoint to see how concerned the cybersecurity worlds needs to be.

DDoS Attack Wave on Banks: How can Companies Protect Themselves?

Ramil Khantimirov February 24, 2023

Digitaization has radically changed banking – from a traditionally conservative sector to one of the most innovative. The flip side of this coin has been the acute dependence of banks on IT and thus their vulnerability to cyberattacks, including DDoS attacks.