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By Mausam Jha
As metaverse plays a more dominant role both in terms of brands as well as transaction utisiling it, the chances of fraudulent activities has increased. Various issues which metaverse can cause in theft of data due to the system being faulty. Social engineering can lead identity theft, among others. “A
By Louis Columbus
Endpoints over-configured with too many agents and unchecked endpoint sprawl are leaving organizations more vulnerable to cyberattacks, creating new attack surfaces rather than closing them. Getting endpoint security right starts with preventing malware, ransomware, and file-based and fileless exploits from infiltrating a network. It also needs to extend beyond laptops,
By Saryu Nayyar
Providing effective cybersecurity measures for your organization is like playing a very serious cat-and-mouse game. If you aren’t familiar with the idiom, cat and mouse is an interaction in which the advantage continually shifts between the contestants. One moment, the cat appears ready to pounce on the mouse, and the
Cybersecurity for Contractors: 6 Ways Your Company Is Opening Doors for Hackers
July 15, 2022
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By Tom Jackson
To the average construction company owner, cybersecurity may seem like a problem that only big corporations like Caterpillar, Microsoft or Amazon should worry about. But in fact, global cybercriminals know these big companies are almost impenetrable. Today’s hackers target smaller, more vulnerable enterprises, particularly construction companies. According to a study conducted by
9 Common Myths About Working in Cybersecurity
July 14, 2022
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By CHRIS ODOGWU
Cybersecurity affects us all. You may not own a network or application. But if you engage in activities online, the security of the platform you use affects you. The global rise in cybercrime is a crisis that has presented vast opportunities for the field of cybersecurity as the demand for