BLOG How To Avoid Being Phished Every day, cybercriminals are constantly trying to manipulate your and your staff's behavior. They do this by using a stream of emails, texts, and social media messages pretending to be a well-known organization or a friend. Their end game is to trick you into clicking on links or attachments that have hidden malware. The statistics of phishing [...]
BLOG Cybersecurity Training Is The Best Defense To Err is Human Did you know that 95% of security breaches are caused by human error? Cybercriminals attack organizations daily, and their primary target is you and your employees! The best way to fight back is to implement strong cybersecurity training programs and make it a key component of your corporate culture. Think about this - 45% of [...]
BLOG Antivirus: The Myths and The Reality Although having smart digital habits are an important line of cyber-defense, antivirus solutions are another important tool for data security. Yet, when it comes to antivirus software, users tend to be extreme in their assumptions. Some believe that installing an antivirus is the only thing that protects data from being hijacked. Other users don’t install antivirus [...]
BLOG Why You Need A Password Manager Why Do I Need A Password Manager? The average internet user has tens if not hundreds of different types of accounts. By 2020 it is predicted that the average user will have at least 207 individual accounts. No one can create or remember that many passwords without help. After all, you can only create so [...]
BLOG 2FA Is A Passwords Best Friend A Must Have Companion For Your Passwords You have strong passwords (right?). You are lying when answering your security questions (great!). Now it's time to start using 2FA. It might sound complicated, but 2FA is a simple and effective way for you to verify your identity. 2FA also greatly reduces the chance of your data [...]
BLOG Creating A Strong Password What To Do And What To Avoid Contrary to popular belief password management is quite simple. All you need is to learn a few tricks. Let’s review what should be avoided when creating a strong password: Don't Using Common Words or Phrases. These are susceptible to both human and computer-based dictionary attacks (e.g. password, iloveyou, 123456, qwerty). [...]
