You may not typically give the idea of cybersecurity much thought—but when it comes to protecting yourself and your massage therapy business, the security of your data is something that requires your attention on a regular basis. The Federal Trade Commission reports that about 9 million Americans per year have their identities

If you think ransomware is a problem now, brace yourself. It’s going to get a lot worse. The number and severity of ransomware attacks are about to be turbocharged, said David Masson, Director of Enterprise Security for Darktrace at a recent ITWC briefing. Ransomware is becoming increasingly sophisticated, Masson said.

The threat of ransomware to the global business environment has reached epidemic proportions. According to a recent Bitdefender report, ransomware attacks grew more than 700% year-on-year in 2020, and an Atlas VPN study (via AiThority) found that ransomware attacks now command an 81% share of all financially motivated cyberattacks. As the fastest-growing cybercrime,

No one expected 2020 to turn out the way it did, and most of us hoped 2021 would see some marked improvements. Unfortunately, this hasn’t been the case so far. The first month of the year saw peak infection rates in many parts of the world. It means many of

Organizations in the automotive industry are no stranger to demands and mandates regarding car and passenger safety, so addressing the issue of cybersecurity of computerized, connected vehicles should, in theory, not be a huge problem. Despite thieves regularly finding ways to boost cars by exploiting vulnerabilities in modern keyless locking systems and