Port-sniffing. Network intrusion. Spoofing. Viruses. Trojans. SQL injection. Cross-site scripting. Ransomware. Malware embedded in ads. Zero-day browser flaws. Security misconfiguration and broken authentication. Unvalidated redirects. It plays out time and again: A bad person invents a way to attack a computer or a network. A good person discovers the attack

2020 was a year of challenges. The onset of Covid-19 necessitated a work-from-home environment on an unprecedented scale. Large and small companies raced to reframe and reevaluate cybersecurity measures within a massive BYOD environment and amid increased Covid-19-related phishing scams and cyberattacks like the recent ransomware attacks against the Clark County School District

Cutting to the chase straight away, here are 5 reasons why you should consider building a career in cybersecurity or information security, as it is popularly called. The job satisfaction is real! As a cybersecurity professional, you will be working to alleviate the dangers of the digital world. In the

Many small businesses are sitting ducks for cyberattacks. While large companies may be more likely to face advanced persistent threat (APT) hackers or more complex attacks, many have invested substantial resources in preventing them. Small firms simply lack the security infrastructure of large corporations. They’re also more likely to outsource certain

Without too much time and effort on your part, you can implement a cybersecurity training program that turns your employees into your company’s greatest asset in the fight against cybercrime. Why invest in employee training? Whether clicking on phishing emails, using an unsecured network, sending sensitive information via personal emails