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Explaining Open XDR: How It Works & Where It Fits
Open XDR integrates with your tools from other vendors to unify your cybersecurity stack—learn more about how it works and where it should fit in your organization’s IT strategy here.
Open XDR integrates with your tools from other vendors to unify your cybersecurity stack—learn more about how it works and where it should fit in your organization’s IT strategy here.
Cybercrime has changed a lot over the past 20 years. Learn more about its history, including the way costs and responses have evolved.
Our healthcare cybersecurity checklist will help keep your organization and patient data safe! Our checklist is reviewed/updated annually.
Retail businesses are particularly vulnerable to several kinds of cyber attacks. Learn more about prominent attacks and what you can do to prevent them.
The financial services industry faces significant pressure from a cybersecurity perspective. Being proactive to prevent these attacks from taking place is critical.
Security scans are an important part of a proactive cybersecurity posture. Here’s the 7 most common security scans used to protect your business today.
XDR is a premium security suite being adopted by forward-thinking organizations globally. See how XDR might fit into your cybersecurity posture in this article.
Modern digital security requires a more complex approach than installing antivirus software & setting up a firewall. XDR uses AI to improve your cybersecurity.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has shocked the world, driving millions from their homes as they seek safety. However, in the internet age, wars aren’t fought in the physical world alone, and cyber warfare has become an increasingly serious threat.
Chatbots are incredibly useful tools that can help drive sales; however, they can also pose a security risk if appropriate cybersecurity measures aren’t taken.
The goal of cybersecurity is to safeguard your organization’s digital assets, including data and systems. Both EDR and MDR work to achieve this goal in different ways, and a good strategy will rely on both approaches to create a robust, more comprehensive cybersecurity strategy.
Phishing scams tend to peak during and around the winter holiday season, catching individuals and businesses alike unprepared.
On November 22, 2021, the hosting platform GoDaddy revealed that an unauthorized third party had accessed their Managed WordPress hosting environment. Unfortunately, GoDaddy isn’t unique; many hosting providers remain vulnerable to similar attacks. In this article, we will discuss what is known about the incident so far.
Cyber attacks, and ransomware attacks, in particular, are on the rise, and this troubling trend is likely to continue. Having an effective incident response plan in place is vital for protecting your organization and its digital assets, but even the best plan is only as good as the facts that inform it.
Credential sharing, the practice of using someone else’s digital identity to gain access to a platform or product, has become commonplace, particularly when it comes to video streaming services. While credential sharing brings with it obvious user-end security issues for organizations of all sizes in all verticals, it also poses a serious problem for organizations that depend on the revenue generated from paid user accounts.
When most people think of a hacker, they think of a loner hiding in a dark basement, destroying computer systems and other digital resources for personal financial gain, or a sophisticated computer whiz employed by a foreign government up to no good.
However, in recent years, a growing number of hackers have been putting their skills to use for a different reason: activism. This trend, dubbed “hacktivism”, is on the rise and can have serious consequences for businesses of all sizes in all verticals and industries.
An unfortunate reality of the modern, connected business world is that it is no longer a question of if your organization will experience a cybersecurity incident, but when.
It’s always best to take a proactive, rather than a reactive, approach to almost any problem or potential problem. In a world where breaches and other cybersecurity threats and incidents have become commonplace, it is no longer a question of if your organization will be targeted, but when.
In a connected world free WiFi can seem like an oasis in the desert but Public WiFi is risky. You have no idea who else is on the network & what they are up to.
Summary: Many organizations have been slow to adopt WiFi 6—due to the upgrade costs, a limited number of
Summary: Since 2020, the FCC has expanded access for unlicensed traffic to the broadband spectrum. This access to
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