Posts by Rhodesa
How safe are your employee’s credentials from the Dark Web?
Protecting your employees’ credentials must always be your company’s responsibility. Once an employee’s credentials are stolen, the attacker can access your company’s network. The damage an attacker can cause has the potential to destroy your business. A Dark and Dangerous Threat 15 billion stolen login pairs, username and password, have been detected circulating on the…
Read MoreWhen disaster strikes, is your business prepared?
Is your business prepared for a major disruption and ready with a plan of attack to mitigate lost revenue? In a world where we increasingly rely on digital data and transactions to do our jobs, a fire, data breach, or simply human error could result in a crippling effect on the health of your business.…
Read MoreBetter Business Management for Remote Workforce
When COVID-19 struck the world, new innovations came out, especially on the business side… this includes the enhanced remote workforce. Some companies have been utilizing a remote workforce prior to the pandemic. However, when the pandemic hit, the need for a remote workforce became in demand by the majority of businesses therefore causing cyberattack numbers…
Read MoreAre Your Employees Trained To Handle Cyberthreats?
According to various reports, a new cyberattack is launched every 39 seconds. Employees are the company’s first line of defense against cybercrime. Armed employees with knowledge and security awareness training must spot and stop cyberattacks and reduce your company’s chance of cybersecurity incidents by up to 70%. Mitigating the risk is a big help in…
Read MoreHow to avoid falling prey to phishing?
Phishing attacks primarily disguise themselves as trusted organizations and people, preying on individuals’ loyalty and exploiting it. You should be cautious of email titles and phrases such as “your account has been locked,” “update your record,” “click to learn more,” “you missed a delivery,” “confirm your account,” “suspended account,” and unwarranted refunds on taxes or…
Read More10 Types of Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting electronic devices, networks, and sensitive information from unauthorized access, theft, or damage. It encompasses various measures such as security software, firewalls, encryption, and authentication protocols, among others. Cybersecurity has become a critical aspect of every individual and organization’s life. With the increasing number of cyber threats and attacks, it…
Read MoreUnderstanding the 5 C’s of Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting electronic devices, networks, and sensitive information from unauthorized access, theft, or damage. It encompasses various measures such as security software, firewalls, encryption, and authentication protocols, among others. Cybersecurity has become a critical aspect of every individual and organization’s life. With the increasing number of cyber threats and attacks, it…
Read MoreUnintentional Ways Employees Accidentally Leak Company Data
In today’s digital world, everything is somehow interconnected. From browsing social media platforms, doing school papers, and online financial transactions to work-related tasks – everything has data to secure. Safeguarding data, most especially company’s sensitive data, can be very challenging and complicated. The vulnerabilities can arise from the network system to your employees. Accidental employee…
Read MoreCHECKLIST: Building A Strong Security Culture
Did you know that having a strong security system is not enough to prevent your company from getting attacked by cybercriminals? Let’s say that your company is equipped with the most recent cybersecurity equipment – firewalls are inaccessible, end-to-end encryption is in place, and cybersecurity protocols are heightened. One more thing should be added to…
Read MoreRansomware: The Problem and the Solution
One ransomware hit is a cybersecurity disaster that can cripple your business. Recovery operations like restoring your data and systems through backups are expensive, as are complications like regulatory headaches, harm to business relationships, damaged client confidence, and downtime. If you pay the ransom it’s a huge expense, and there’s no guarantee that the cybercriminals didn’t…
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