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6 Mobile Security Mistakes That Could Ruin Your Business
October 6, 2019
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By Daniel Hein
The modern business has embraced the use of mobile devices and mobility solutions in the workforce. Mobile devices are more powerful than ever, and they can provide a number of benefits to the enterprise. However, with new mobile technologies come evolving mobile security threats. If your company isn’t careful with
The 5 Most Common Attack Vectors in Endpoint Security
October 4, 2019
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By Ben Canner
What are the five most common attack vectors in endpoint security? How can modern, next-generation endpoint security secure these common attack vectors? How can you protect what you can’t see? Well, the answer is you can’t—at least not well. You need to know what’s attacking your enterprise, but also what
A hacker’s paradise? 5G and cyber security
October 4, 2019
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By Nick Huber
Internet-connected devices using fifth-generation mobile networks offer prime targets for criminals. The rollout of fifth-generation mobile networks — which offer the potential for downloads speeds of up to 10 times faster than today’s — will change how we communicate, work and stream video. However, the faster speeds are also likely
10 Cybersecurity Myths That Criminals Love
October 3, 2019
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By Silviu STAHIE
Amid the complexity of cybersecurity and the secrecy of criminal hackers, security threats have acquired an aura of mysticism, giving rise to enduring legends, rumors, misperceptions and outright myths. In the cybersecurity space, these myths are almost always damaging. Watching from the murky underworld, attackers can find the people and
10 Database Security Best Practices You Must Follow
October 1, 2019
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By Kenneth
Twenty years ago, the internet was a bare skeleton. However, in the last two decades, the industry has experienced exponential growth. Moreover, there is an unimaginable amount of data stored everywhere. There was little need for database security best practices. Since ur databases are data mines for the hackers, they