The digital generation’s present era is surfing the internet heavily, which has opened the doors of opportunities to everyone utilizing digital platforms. Unfortunately, however, the usage of the cyber world has awakened cyber frauds, i.e., the threatening form of crime where fraudsters hack victims’ personal information and data feed online.

One of my favorite parts about talking to cybersecurity professionals is asking how they landed in the industry. Few tell me about a straight path to their career, like attending college or earning a certification. Most launch into an interesting tale of their non-traditional career paths. When I share these stories,

Human error causes approximately 85 percent of data breaches, often because they don’t know how prevalent the threat is or what they should be looking for. Cybersecurity awareness can help businesses stop many attacks by arming their employees with the knowledge they need. How can businesses ensure that their employees don’t fall

A SANS Institute webcast about Russian cyberattack escalations in Ukraine presented a couple of takeaways. The first: Don’t panic. Too often with security issues we think the worse; we may overreact and make the situation worse. Instead, focus on the basics. The second is that we need to pay more attention to

As the number of malware and ransomware attacks continues to rise, cybersecurity is more important now than ever. Immersive Labs has released their findings after polling 35,000 cybersecurity team members in the last 18 months, and has boiled its findings down to four key tips to keep your organization safe from threats.