This month’s security awareness tips concern an increasingly common, sophisticated, and dangerous threat: phishing. Phishing is a form of cyberattack whereby the attacker sends fraudulent communications (email, text, phone calls, social media messages, etc.) in an attempt to trick the user into divulging critical personally identifiable information or other sensitive information or personal data such … Read more
Creating a program of regular cybersecurity awareness training should be a key part of your information security program. Read on and learn how.
Preventing scope creep is a critical aspect of effective IT project management. Professional IT project managers employ various strategies to mitigate the risks associated with scope creep and ensure project success. Here are some fundamental approaches they use: 1. Thoroughly Define and Document Project Scope Professional IT project managers start by clearly defining the project … Read more
Does your website have a current SSL certificate? You may have noticed a little closed padlock icon next to the domain name of the website you’re visiting. This little lock displays whether or not the website you’re seeing is secure via an SSL certificate. SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer, a security protocol that creates … Read more
What’s the secret to avoiding data breaches? The key is to understand them and recognize where you’re vulnerable. Read on and find out more.
To protect your clients from the damages associated with data breaches, you need to partner with a cyber forensics expert. Learn more.
As your organization grows, so do your risks. A vCISO can help your organization move forward safely as you embrace technological developments.
Regular penetration testing can help ensure your systems are strengthened against threats and your data is secure. Learn more now.
Your router and network firewall security were fully compliant with industry and government standards, but does that mean your data is safe and secure?
Data breaches happen daily. Are you ready? In this post, we’ll explore what you need to consider when developing incident response steps.