In the world of information security, it can seem like the required terminology constitutes a language entirely separate from English. Breaking down these terms can seem daunting, so we’ve broken some of the biggest ones down to size. Read on for some key cybersecurity jargon defined and explained from the first half of the […]
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Physical security solutions you should consider
It’s easy to adopt the mindset that nothing bad will ever happen to you, your company or your colleagues, but setting up physical security solutions is a necessary step for your office. And while it might not be the most exciting task you’ve ever completed and it might cost you a few extra hours outside […]
8 steps to building your first cybersecurity resume: a guide for recent grads
So, you’re trying to start down the path of cybersecurity employment. If you’ve used killer keywords and managed to make it through whatever Applicant Tracking System (ATS) your potential employers are using in their recruitment process and have successfully placed your resume under the eyes of those potential employers, they can see that you have […]
Your summer cybersecurity soundtrack: Podcasts
For many, their summer soundtrack consists of upbeat playlists that are played just a little too loud during long commutes and road trips. For others, an informational podcast will do the trick. If you have any interest in the security industry, get a pen and a piece of paper to write down your carefully curated […]
The dangers of public Wi-Fi
Admit it, you get a little anxious when you aren’t plugged in. Don’t worry, you certainly aren’t alone! We are smack dab in the middle of the age of connectivity, with email, social media, video streaming and more at our fingertips or in our pockets at all times. Just a few decades after the invention […]
Staying cyber safe during summer months
It’s finally that time of year we’ve all been waiting for and it appears to be in full swing; the sweet season of summer! This season is often met with intentionality as we only have about 90 days to make it count. Families and individuals are taking planes, pitching tents, exploring new cities, attending concerts […]
The risks of a weak business continuity plan
With the exponential evolution of the technology age, people and businesses are able to do more, do it faster, and do it better than ever before. While these technological advancements mean increased productivity and output for organizations, they also put those very same organizations at risk. In other words, it isn’t enough to just protect […]
Identifying an unsafe app
At this time in our world, there’s an app for almost everything. There is an app for the coffee shop down the road and the highly popular bar in the center of town. There are also apps that help pass the time with colorful games, help you to stay organized with a variety of tools […]
3 steps to becoming a threat hunting pro
Threat hunting is the process during which security professionals look for threats that already exist within their organization’s IT infrastructure. This differs from penetration testing (also called pen testing), which seeks out and identifies vulnerabilities that a hacker could use to invade a network. Here is our advice on becoming a threat hunting pro and safeguarding your organization. Build […]
GDPR readiness can yield business benefits beyond compliance
Most of the discussions about the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) have naturally focused on best practices for achieving compliance and avoiding penalties. As GDPR compliance becomes a reality this month for all companies that do business with EU residents, an often overlooked aspect has been the overall business advantage of GDPR preparedness. Because […]
