The original immutable laws of security (v2 updated below) identified key technical truths that busted prevalent security myths of those times. In that spirit, we’re publishing a new complementary set of laws focused on busting prevalent myths in today’s world … Continue reading The immutable laws of security
KEY POINTS Phishing is on the rise, and anyone who uses email, text messaging, and other forms of communication is a potential victim. These attacks, in which a cybercriminal sends a deceptive message that’s designed to fool a user into … Continue reading Phishing attacks are increasing and getting more sophisticated. Here’s how to avoid them
Endpoint security refers to the approach of protecting an endpoint business network when accessed by remote devices like smartphones, laptops, tablets or other wireless devices. It includes monitoring status, software, and activities. The endpoint protection software is installed on all … Continue reading Endpoint security – Antivirus, Firewall: Everything You Need To Know!
One of the main obligations under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) fororganizations which process personal data (‘controllers’), is that they must do so in amanner that ensures appropriate security of personal data, including protectionagainst unauthorized or unlawful processing (including … Continue reading Guidance for Organisations on Phishing and Social Engineering Attacks
Change control management is a core element of security operation service and strategies. There are many cybersecurity firms that simply ignore or misuse change control management during the implementation phase. Remember, if your change control management system is ineffective, it … Continue reading Importance of Change Control Management and Event Monitoring in Cybersecurity
Email spoofing is a technique used to send emails making the victim believe they are receiving emails from a trusted person. It is usually used in spam emails or to convey attacks. Although you may think that forging a sender’s … Continue reading Email Spoofing: emails from my email address that I didn’t send
Email Spoofing Definition The most commonly accepted email spoofing definition is a threat that involves sending email messages with a fake sender address. Email protocols cannot, on their own, authenticate the source of an email. Therefore, it is relatively easy … Continue reading What is Email Spoofing?
The Chrome web browser for desktops recently received an emergency security update to address a zero-day vulnerability that has been found to be actively exploited in the wild. As part of this emergency security update, Google has patched the eighth … Continue reading Chrome Zero-Day Bug Actively Exploited in the Wild – Google Emergency Update!!
