Ransomware Continues to Thwart Security Efforts
The ransomware threat to company security efforts has dominated headlines and affected large-scale infrastructure across the globe.
The ransomware threat to company security efforts has dominated headlines and affected large-scale infrastructure across the globe.
In May 2021, the latest Windows 10 update was released. Like its predecessor, it inspired conversation around privacy concerns for consumers.
Although this latest security hack involved T-Mobile, a very large corporation, the reality is that small to medium-sized business is just as vulnerable to attack.
If FIDO does what it promises, passwords like "123456" - which made the IT team shake their heads in disbelief - won't be causing security issues anymore.
A business continuity plan addresses the plan of action should a company experience a disaster - whether it be a hurricane, a fire, or an internet interruption.
Penetration tests are performed with a specific goal in mind, such as simulating a hacker trying to gain access to a sensitive system.
As the ransomware "industry" becomes more sophisticated, companies are finding it difficult to keep up with the evolving ransomware attacks.
Ransomware attacks have gained the attention of Americans, as both a the fuel pipeline and meat-processing company were extorted.
Since 2018, computer scientists have been investigating a possibly catastrophic hardware flaw that exposed computers wordlwide susceptible to attack.
Disaster recovery has been familiar to those in IT circles for 30 years. However, disaster preparedness has come a long way since that time.