With the widespread adoption of USB devices, understanding USB security is essential to protecting your data.

By using a data blocker when charging your phones at public charging stations, you can protect yourself from this type of cyberattack.

Despite all the advances in cybersecurity these past few years, one thing will remain a constant in 2023: People will remain the No. 1 cybersecurity risk for any organization.

A recent report leaves no doubt that the people inside our organizations are as great a threat – if not more – as cybercriminals operating in the dark from halfway around the world.

Warning: We are right now smack in the middle of the time of year when we are most prone to cyberattacks, that period from November 1 to December 31.

If you don’t think you’re at risk of employee data theft, think again. In fact, depending on which report you’re using as a reference, one-third of data breaches are inside jobs.

For ransomware attackers, it comes down to this: Your money or your data. However, it’s not always as simple as that. What kind of data are attackers really after? We'll sort it out.

For those times when you head to the nearest coffee shop for a day of work, protect yourself by heeding these seven cybersecurity tips.

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.