Lightning may not strike the same place twice, but cyber attackers tend to go with what they know works—which makes it all the more dangerous when organizations leave proven vulnerabilities untouched.
Whether trying to reach you through personal or professional channels, scammers are everywhere, and they’re even more keen to strike amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Last week, we discussed the tendencies of hackers to strike where they can cause the most chaos, taking advantage of the socioeconomic disruptions caused by COVID-19.
Navigating a world made remote by COVID-19 has brought all sorts of new challenges to light—but amid struggles to adapt and socially distance, there are those determined to make the best of it.
Practicing safe social distancing? Got a health concern that can’t wait? Telemedicine is on the rise, and with complications abound due to COVID-19, the remote health consultation trend has skyrocketed in popularity.
If you’ve ever worked from home—aptly coined “telecommuting”—chances are you’ve used a VPN, or Virtual Private Network, to connect with your workplace server.
Why might a global pandemic cause an uptick in cyberattacks? The question has more answers than you’d think.
As companies transition to uphold social distancing and protect the health and safety of their employees, it may feel difficult to keep lines of communication open and effective.
You see them every day, even if you don’t pay them any mind. The little padlock symbol in the corner of your address bar can be found on almost every website you visit.
As the world of cybersecurity expands, so too does its workforce, and an increasingly large number of professionals in the field belong to a generation that grew up with technology. But what does that mean for industry-wide practices?
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