With 85% of data breaches being caused by social engineering or human error, it's clear that organizations can't afford to neglect the importance of the human element of cybersecurity. Employees have become the de facto attack vector of choice for cybercriminals. Their knowledge, beliefs, values, ...

It can be easy to overlook software updates in the era of managed cloud apps and services, but robust patch management is still vital for staying safe online. One of the oft-cited benefits of cloud computing is that software maintenance and updates are all taken care of by the vendor. It’s their ...

Almost all data breaches involve a social engineering element, hence why good security starts with the ability to recognize and report phishing scams. According to Deloitte, 91% of cyberattacks involve a social engineering element, making it by far the most common attack vector. After all, it’s ...

Password management tools do more than just help you remember your login details – they can also dramatically improve your password hygiene. The average internet user now has 100 passwords.At the same time, security professionals always warn us that we should have different passwords for each ...

Multi-factor authentication adds a powerful extra layer of protection to your online accounts by dramatically decreasing your susceptibility to phishing attacks. Usernames and passwords are among the favorite targets for attackers. After all, it is far easier to dupe an unsuspecting victim into ...

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and this year the focus is on the human element. Here are the key steps you need to take to protect yourself online.

Building a successful business takes time, investment, and passion. In the same way that an insurance policy protects your car, a backup and data recovery (BDR) is a must-have for businesses to protect their data in a disaster. IT consulting firm Just Gilbey reports that 93% of companies that lost ...

Every year, organization’s lose 20 to 30% of revenue due to inefficient processes, and one in three consumers will walk away from a brand they love after just one bad experience.