When I look at vendor risk programs, one question matters more than it did a few years ago: Is the vendor you reviewed last year still the same vendor today? The legal entity may be …
Have you noticed the rise of .ai domains lately? Learn more about the recent boom of this website address option and what it might mean for your establishment's digital foothold. The State of Web Addresses …
Are your company cards at risk? Android malware cloning cards highlights just how creative threat actors can become when targeting your financial data. Learn more about it here if your team uses wireless payments regularly. …
How much does your establishment depend on a reliable web host? The recent Namecheap outage left thousands of users across the globe unable to access their sites or services. Learn more about it here. What …
Many employees have to juggle their primary tasks along with additional projects, meetings, and collaborations with colleagues. This work contributes to their overall productivity, but a rising workplace trend is changing how leaders view productivity. …
Businesses can experience cyberattacks at any time, even big-name corporations. Major firms around the world are experiencing an uptick in cyberattacks, including ransomware incidents that can disrupt operations or expose sensitive data. That was the …
North America recently hosted the six-week World Cup, bringing millions of fans to stadiums and screens. Many employees changed their schedules or took time off to watch matches live. Those changes created staffing and productivity …
When members of your organization log into their computers, they likely expect to receive the occasional software update from trusted services and documents from colleagues. Unfortunately, cybercriminals have found ways to exploit that expectation. Security …
Many iPhone users pay for iCloud+, which includes Private Relay, and expect more privacy when browsing in Safari. New research shows that protection can break down. The Apple Private Relay IP leak stems from flaws …
A public-facing web application with an Oracle database backend recently became the entry point for a full server takeover. Researchers at Huntress traced the attack back to a SQL flaw that let attackers execute commands …
