Cloud security professionals should pay close attention to how our online needs are rapidly changing — these new adjustments are more than just necessary to make things work in the interim....
Category : Data Security
Data is now the new crude, gold, and basically every other commodity word you can pick to qualify it. Being the lifeblood of your business, data is inevitably needed in all your operational processes from...
4 Most Common Types of Cybersecurity Threats
There’s every indication that the pandemic is changing the nature of cybersecurity. Online threats are evolving to match our new remote-work paradigm, with 91% of businesses reporting an increase in cyberattacks during the coronavirus outbreak....
It is 2020 and apparently, people still make use of “123456” consistently as their passwords according to the recent list by NordPass. While using “password” or “12354” is taken into account more of a meme...
Apple Wants Your iPhone To Replace Your Driver’s License And Passport
Apple Inc. is on the verge of making the iPhone a “jack of all trades” after the announcement of its use as a digital key for cars. The company’s next step in achieving this is...
Zoom is already making plans to make video calls encryption unavailable for users on the free plan as the company hopes to collaborate with the FBI and other authorities to track down criminals, Zoom CEO...
Blockchain is a word that is gradually gaining popularity around the world, however, many people do not know what it actually means. It is simply an encrypted data structure that shows a list of records....
Starting with the release of Chrome 71 this December, your Chrome browser will warn you about some websites that might try and bill you without your full knowledge or consent. The measures are targeting mobile...
Last week, Google services went down for like an hour or so after its IP addresses were routed from normal expected paths to Nigeria, China and Russia. The issue actually surfaced on Monday afternoon as internet...
Google has revealed a new plan further to protect Chrome users against abusive ad content. “Starting in December 2018, Chrome 71 will remove all ads on the small number of sites with persistent abusive experiences,”...