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Mobile Threats Are EvolvingThe mobile threat landscape has matured significantly. While basic adware and SMS fraud remain common, sophisticated spyware, banking...

What Is a Network Intrusion Detection SystemA Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS) monitors network traffic in real time, looking for patterns that indicat...

Backups You Cannot Restore Are Not BackupsMany organizations discover their backup failures during an actual ransomware attack - the worst possible time. Backup...

Why Playbooks MatterDuring a security incident, stress is high and time is short. Without a predefined playbook, responders waste critical minutes deciding what...

Why Firewalls Still MatterA firewall is the first line of defense between your internal network and the internet. Despite the rise of cloud computing and remote...

Mobile Devices Are High-Value TargetsSmartphones contain email, authentication apps, banking credentials, corporate data, personal photos, and location history....

MFA Is Not BulletproofMulti-factor authentication dramatically reduces account compromise, but it is not impenetrable. Sophisticated attackers have developed te...

The Problem With Boring TrainingTraditional security awareness training is widely despised by employees. Annual slide decks and checkbox quizzes produce minimal...

What Happens on the Dark WebThe dark web hosts marketplaces where stolen data is bought and sold. Compromised credentials, credit card numbers, personal informa...

What Makes Rootkits DangerousRootkits are malware designed to hide deep within an operating system, often at the kernel level. Unlike typical malware that runs...

Why Traditional VPN Falls ShortVPN technology was designed for an era when a few employees occasionally worked from home. It creates a tunnel that places remote...

Home Wi-Fi Is Now Corporate InfrastructureWhen employees work from home, their home Wi-Fi networks become extensions of the corporate environment. Unlike office...