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Cybersecurity

Social Engineering 101 (& How to Protect Your Data)

How vulnerable are you and your organization to social engineering attacks? The answer might surprise you. Let the experienced cybersecurity professionals at VirtualArmour give you an overview of how modern social engineering works and show you steps you can take to protect yourself from its potentially disastrous effects.

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What are endpoints
Cybersecurity

What Are Endpoints (& How Does Endpoint Security Work)?

Your network’s endpoints allow authorized users to access the data they need—but they can also be exploited by malicious actors if they’re not properly protected. Learn more about what endpoints are and how to protect them here so you can keep your digital assets safe.

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Business

Hack the Chat

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.

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Cybersecurity

MDR vs EDR: What is the Difference?

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.

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Have you been impacted by the godaddy breach?
Breaches

GoDaddy: Have You Been Impacted and What to Do Next?

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.

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Cybersecurity

What Your Business Can Learn From Netflix About Credential Sharing

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. 

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