When end users venture out onto the Internet, it’s easy to get tangled up in the vast web of threats lurking on many website pages. Some of them are readily apparent, but others are well hidden.
Mobile security is increasingly becoming a big concern as more and more companies adopt Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) environments, which allow end users to connect to corporate networks through their own (often multiple) devices. Even in cases where a business does not offer BYOD, end users often find a way to log onto
It should really be common sense when thinking about your username & password management process, but people need to avoid using usernames & passwords that are easy for hackers to guess.
This might sound like a difficult proposition, but it is a fairly simple exercise especially when you understand common practices that hackers
Social engineering is non-technical, malicious activity that exploits human contact to obtain information about internal processes, configuration and technical security policies in order to gain access to secure devices and networks.
Employees should always be suspicious of emails as potential phishing attacks, especially if they don’t know who the sender is.
Here are 5 Email Security Best Practices to follow to help make sure you don’t become helpless victims:
Welcome to this week 2 in the series on Cybersecurity Tips for your employees. Today we will be covering Physical Security Precautions, that while sound simple in practice can have a great impact on keeping business information secure.
Welcome to this 7-week series on Cybersecurity Tips for your employees. In these series we will be covering off the following topics: