As a business owner you face many tough decisions about how to structure your company for success. Deciding to host and interact with your data in the cloud or invest in on-premises servers isn’t easy. You need to know the differences between cybersecurity in the cloud and on-premises. The differences between cybersecurity in the cloud […]
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Social media is becoming more regulated, but it can still feel like the Wild Wild West at times. Social media and cybersecurity have a unique relationship. If your company is active on social media, you should know the security implications of popular platforms. The most common social media cybersecurity threats for businesses include social engineering
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During a press conference at the Department of Justice in Washington D.C., FBI Director Christopher Wray announced a court-ordered operation disrupting a malware botnet built by the Russian government. Before these bots could wreak havoc on devices used by businesses across the globe, the FBI was able to remove them and close off access points
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Threats, vulnerabilities, and risks are three key factors in determining your business’ cybersecurity plan. But, how do you know which factor to prioritize, especially without a background in information security? What is more important to address, cybersecurity threats or vulnerabilities? And what’s the difference between them? Risk-based vulnerability management refers to cross-referencing threats and vulnerabilities
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When you start to look into data security for your small business, there’s a lot to learn. Information security, cybersecurity, and network security may sound interchangeable, but they are three distinct practices that build upon each other. So, what are the differences between information security, cybersecurity, and network security? Information security (InfoSec) protects physical/digital data,
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Unless you’ve lived through one before, a cyber attack on your business might not seem like such a big deal at first thought. Sure, it would be inconvenient, and you might even lose money. But would it really be all that damaging to your business? The truth is, the consequences of a cyber attack are
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Does your healthcare insurance have a cyber security insurance policy in place? If not, it’s time to find out if it needs one. And that’s exactly what we’re going to help you do in today’s post. Insurance plays a vital role in most healthcare businesses’ financial success—it’s a tried and true method for mitigating potential
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The world of cybersecurity is ever-changing. Each day, new threats and challenges arise. This is especially true for business owners trying to stay on top of everything they need to consider for a safe and secure business. And that brings us to what your next question might be: “How often does my business need to
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Cell phone hackers are always on the hunt for new ways to take advantage of cell phone users. And unfortunately, it doesn’t take them long to find new and more extreme ways to exploit cell phone users. What Cell Phone Hackers Can Do With Replacement Screens Experiments conducted on two Android devices reveal another vulnerability
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