Yesterday, we discussed bad cybersecurity habits you should avoid in 2020, especially where computers are involved. We’re not done yet. Some of the recommendations apply to both computers and smartphones, such as being especially wary when connecting to a public Wi-Fi network. Our upcoming cybersecurity tips are more smartphone-centric. Authentication You’d

The internet can be a hostile environment. The threat of cyberattack is ever-present as new vulnerabilities are released and a commodity of tools are produced to exploit them. Therefore, the pressure on organisations (and their employees) to protect customer data and defend against attacks, is mounting. But aside from using Firewalls and antivirus

Was an Android device waiting for you under the tree this year? Google’s in-house operating system ignited a smartphone revolution across the world. And now, the handsets are so advanced they’re putting Apple’s top tier products to shame. Naturally, new Android users are bound to have questions. The operating system

The “Internet of Things” (IoT) is already a part of the enterprise, whether cyber security administrators are ready or not. Thanks to advances in network technology, seizing control of connected devices has become an active, and menacing, threat to the enterprise professional. Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) threats have remained a concern for

Technology is changing our lives for the better; yet it’s also exposing us to organised crime, online scammers and hackers – and whole industries built around monetising our personal data. But you don’t have to be resigned to cyber-victimhood. Give yourself, and your devices, a security update for 2020 and