Our life today is more dependent on technology than ever before. As the usage of the internet rises exponentially, the quantum of personal and sensitive data on the net not only rises but also becomes increasingly vulnerable to cyber-attacks. With data breaches, identity thefts and cyber crimes on the rise,

Relentless cyberattacks and data breaches created an urgent need for governments to step in and regulate cybersecurity activities. Today, almost every major country is coming up with cybersecurity legislation that defines how cybersecurity must be deployed and how consumer privacy must be protected.  Even though compliance may not equal security,

Every security framework recommends that an organization has a cybersecurity training program for all employees, but few give much guidance about what the program should contain.  What do you train them on?  What actually works?  Other than checking a box on the compliance forms, are these programs useful? Why Have

As we continue to rely on technology more and more, we should also be increasingly thinking about protection. According to Cyber Security Hub, two-thirds of companies are spending more on cybersecurity in 2022 than last year — a pattern that should only continue. On the heels of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, it

Going into 2023, cybersecurity is still topping the list of CIO concerns. This comes as no surprise. In the first half of 2022, there were 2.8 billion worldwide malware attacks and 236.1 ransomware attacks. By year end 2022, it is expected that six billion phishing attacks will have been launched. Here are eight top security threats