Data encryption is one of the most important elements in any cybersecurity strategy, since it keeps data safe even if it lands in the wrong hands. You can encrypt data as it’s stored on your hard drive, online storage or any other system, or when it’s being transmitted across the web.
One of the biggest uses that small to medium size businesses have for cloud computing is backup and disaster recovery. What used to be an alternative for physical backups is now the industry standard, as it provides top-notch protection from man-made and natural disasters.
Despite all the hype surrounding the whole cloud computing revolution, there’s no denying the flexibility and scalability of the cloud. This is especially true in the case of smaller businesses...
Phishing, Smishing, Vishing, Pharming and other social engineering scams continue to cost businesses around the world millions of dollars every year. This figure is rising all the time. Nonetheless, many people think they’re smart enough to avoid being caught out by online scams, but the truth is that social engineering tactics are getting cleverer day after day.
Cyber attacks pose an ongoing threat to anyone using the internet, whether you're a small-business owner, student, government official, or a casual Internet user. Like it or not, if you (or your personal information) is online, you're vulnerable to a cyber attack.
A network structure is a group of hardware and software assets that enable connectivity, management, and communications in your business. This typically includes desktops, laptops, and other end-user devices, as well as firewalls, network routers, and other items that link everything together.