Ditch Passwords for More Secure Passkeys

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Passwords, although the most used method of authentication, are also one of the weakest. Cyber attackers can often guess or steal passwords easily. Additionally, many people use the same password for multiple accounts, which exposes them to vulnerabilities. The large number of passwords that people must remember leads to habits that make it easier for…

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6 Immediate Steps You Should Take If Your Netflix Account is Hacked

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Netflix, one of the most popular and well-known streaming services, boasts nearly 231 million subscribers worldwide. It has experienced steady growth for almost a decade. Many people incorporate Netflix into their daily entertainment routines, firing up their devices, logging in, and resuming their favorite shows. Many of our clients use it in their business waiting…

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Push-Bombing & How To Prevent It?

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Organizations are experiencing a significant problem with cloud account takeover. Consider the amount of work your company undertakes, which necessitates the use of a username and password. Employees find themselves having to log into multiple systems or cloud apps. Hackers employ various methods to obtain these login credentials. Their objective is to gain access to…

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6 Tasks To Handle Data Privacy Updates

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Authorities realized a need to protect data once it began going digital. As a result, they created data privacy rules and regulations to address cyber threats. Many organizations must meet one or more data privacy policies. HIPAA compliance is mandatory for those in the U.S. healthcare industry and their service partners. Anyone who collects payment…

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Everyday Objects Lead To Identity Theft

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An innocent looking child’s toy caused a data breach. An identity thief trolling the neighborhood at night finds your trash can outside to be a treasure trove. Many people overlook how everyday objects lead to identity theft, instead focusing solely on their computers and cloud accounts. Although it remains vital to create strong passwords and…

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App Fatigue: A Security Issue

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Employees today use an increasing number of apps and web tools on a regular basis. Most departments use about 40-60 different digital tools. According to a survey, 71% of employees feel that using so many apps makes work more complex. Every day, we use many apps that generate various alerts, such as a “ping” when…

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Medtech and Fintech: Is VoIP Secure?

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) revolutionized the way we communicate with each other. It enables us to make voice calls, send text messages, and share multimedia content over the internet. However, one of the biggest concerns that people talk about when it comes to VoIP is security. Is VoIP secure enough for medical and financial…

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Manage Your Tech Vulnerability

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Innovation produces technology vulnerabilities as an unfortunate side effect. When software companies release new updates, their code often contains weaknesses that hackers exploit. Software makers subsequently address these vulnerabilities by releasing a security patch. The cycle continues with each new software or hardware update. Estimates suggest that hackers can penetrate approximately 93% of corporate networks.…

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Think Twice Before Using AI Image Apps

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Everyone is experiencing it. People are now seeing incredible CGI images of others on Facebook or Instagram and are curious to know, “How can I create one?” The evolution of filters and self-portrait apps has been significant. Nowadays, you can transform yourself to look like a Hollywood character from the latest animated blockbuster. Although the…

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Data Backup vs Data Protection

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People have needed to back up data since the days of floppy disks. Viruses, hard drive crashes, and other mishaps cause data loss. Almost everyone who uses any type of technology has experienced data loss at least once. In the US, about 140,000 hard drive crashes occur weekly. Over a period of five years, 20%…

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