Webcam hacking has become a serious issue in recent years. Hackers can gain access to your webcam without your knowledge, allowing them to monitor your activities, record private conversations or take compromising photos or videos. This invasion of privacy can have devastating consequences for individuals and businesses alike.
For years, cybersecurity relied on a fortress mentality. The perimeter – our firewalls and intrusion detection systems – acted as a digital castle wall, keeping the good guys in and the bad guys out.
These days, the IT landscape has transformed.
Cyber threats are diverse and constantly evolving. From traditional malware and phishing attacks to sophisticated nation-state cyber espionage, the threat landscape is vast. Ransomware attacks have surged, impacting critical infrastructure, healthcare, and financial systems.
Did you know? The world of cybersecurity is a race.
As attackers develop ever more sophisticated tactics, defenders need powerful tools to stay ahead. Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a game-changer, offering security teams a powerful edge in threat detection, response, and even prediction.
All around the world, we understand how difficult it can be to keep your systems and devices safe from cybercriminal activity. Countries and organizations are working together more to share threat intelligence and fight cybercrime.
How can the average person contribute to the “global collaboration” trend?
Practice Good Cyber Hygiene
Cyber hygiene refers to the practices and steps that users of computers and other devices take to maintain system health and improve online security.
The massive wave of layoffs in 2024 brings a cybersecurity threat that most business owners aren’t focusing on – offboarding employees. Even big-time brands that you would expect to have top-of-the-line cybersecurity systems, processes and procedures in place fail to adequately protect themselves from insider threats.
The term "hacker" often conjures up images of criminals in hunched over computers in a dark room, but in the 1950s, hackers were simply computer enthusiasts who enjoyed pushing boundaries. However, the rise of personal computers in the 1980s led to a shift.
Gen Z's digital fluency presents a valuable opportunity to strengthen your company's cybersecurity posture. This blog post will explore strategies for fostering a collaborative cybersecurity culture where veteran employees and Gen Z newcomers can share knowledge and best practices.
Introduction
Have you ever seen messages like this from your bank?
What about this, on a local ATM?
Source: News 5 Cleveland
Or even something like this, on a Bitcoin machine?
Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer
The more easily accessible our banks and finances become, the more chances that cybercriminals have to lure us into complex and devastating financial scams.
Introduction
In today’s ever-changing cybersecurity landscape, phishing simulations have become a common practice for organizations aiming to bolster their defenses against threat actors. These simulations replicate phishing attacks, assessing employees’ abilities to recognize and avoid real phishing emails.
