2022 Mid-Year Cybersecurity Trends Report
If you don't want to be tomorrow’s headline, then it’s best to stay abreast of these five cybersecurity trends impacting the landscape of data and network security in 2022.
The Great Resignation’s Impact on Insider Security Threats
It’s been referred to as the Great Resignation: Millions of workers quitting their jobs since the start of 2021. It's not just an H.R. issue either. The data risk associated with the Great Resignation is keeping many a chief information officer and risk manager up at night.
The Risks of Portable Media for Remote Workers
Many removable media are small, affordable, and convenient, making it easy for remote workers to move files from home to office. That, however, also makes it easy for a data breach to occur.
Smart Keeper vs. PadJack: A Product Comparison
Smart Keeper and PadJack are two well-known brands of cybersecurity products, so we thought it would be beneficial to compare the two port lock product lines on a head-to-head basis.
Be Cyber Safe This Summer
While you might be planning to take a break from the office, you shouldn’t plan to take a break from cybersecurity safety precautions. More than ever, cybercriminals are targeting travelers.
U.S. Data Compromises Reach Record High
In 2021, there were more data compromises reported in the U.S. than in any year since the first state data breach notice law became effective in 2003.
That Free USB Stick May Be a Trojan Horse
You just got a free USB flash drive in the mail as part of a Best Buy promotion. So, you plug that flash drive into your USB port and – BOOM! – you get a black screen of death.
8 Ways USB Ports Can Inflict Harm
Here are eight ways your computer’s open USB ports can be used to inflict harm not only on you personally, but also your company.
What is Emotet Malware, and Should You be Concerned?
What started in 2014 as a banking trojan, Emotet has continually morphed throughout the years and is now infecting devices through malicious Excel files being delivered via email.
The Dangers of Public WiFi and Charging Stations
When you use public WiFi, you are potentially exposing yourself to various cyberattacks, such as malware, viruses, hacking, and other forms of intrusion. Similarly, charging your smartphone by connecting it to a USB port can be dangerous.
