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How many passwords do you have? Did you know the average Internet user has 100 passwords. That's a lot of passwords to remember on a daily basis. How do manage all those password effectively - a password manager.
Malvertising is advertising malware that infects digital devices with malicious software using online ads and advertising networks as their delivery platforms.
A firewall blocks outsiders from gaining unauthorized access to your computer and helps stop malicious software from infecting your computer.
DDoS attack or Distributed Denial of Service, is a coordinated attack intended to crash and make unavailable targeted websites and online systems by overwhelming them with data.
Ransomware is particularly vicious malware that infects your digital device, encrypting your data and then holding you hostage until you pay a ransom.
Small and midsize companies can’t afford to learn cybersecurity haphazardly while cyberattacks are steadily rising. If you’re a decision-maker, you can’t ignore the 424% increase in cyber breaches in 2021.
Spear phishing is a targeted cyberattack to steal your information. You should be aware of the dangers of this and how to address them.
Your Wi-Fi password is the network security pass you use to connect to your home network. This password is important because it protects your system from intruders.
Spear phishing activities are becoming more sophisticated and rampant. The best defense against it is to maintain a vigilant mindset.
A botnet is a network of computers that work as a collective to infiltrate your device. Here's how to protect your business from botnets.
A VPN is a virtual private connection to a VPN host server to hide your identity, address and online activity when using a public Internet connection. It does this by encrypting your data and turning them into “rubbish” so no one can make sense of it even if they get their hands on it.
Phishing is a cyberattack that attempts to trick people using email, text messages, phone calls, or even fake websites into giving away sensitive and confidential information.
