Security

Recently, LinkedIn was in the news for a job scam, which led to more than 100 people getting duped for fake job interview.

The hackers are aware of the massive amount of data stored in Office 365. Hence, they have been targeting office 365 applications.

Once the attacker successfully steals the credentials, they have the same privileges as the victim for accessing the system.

The advantage of using a browser password Manager is that one has to use a unique and strong password for each site one uses.

Personal information is valuable to cybercriminals, and they command high value in the black market. Therefore, a comprehensive security solution can set up the first line of defense at the internet gateway.

Every modern business works with a wide range of consumer data. The safety of critical data is essential. So, business houses focus on working with more effective data security methods.

The popularity and the surging price of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum mean that digital currency will now be on hackers' radar.

PCI Compliance has been the buzzword in the e-commerce and commercial sectors for quite some time now. The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard or PCI DSS involves several requirements that are put in place to make sure that all the companies that store, process, and transmit the credit card information always maintain a safe and secure environment.

Mobile phones are always a weakness. Suppose anyone's device falls into another hand, and it is unlocked. In that case, chances are the other person can read all the messages stored on the phone.

For an individual, identity is important for them to exist and carry out personal and professional activities.  Similarly, for an organization, identity encompasses a host of activities and a large number of individuals.  To regulate its activities, identity management becomes compulsory.

The iPhone has attractive and excellent security features which no android phones can match.

When it comes to terms like cybersecurity and cybercrimes, people think about large corporations only. However, when you look closely at recent cybercrime data, you will be shocked to discover that small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are even the targets of cybercriminals.

Most companies have a policy of asking their employees to change their passwords once every 90 days. Plenty of people find the whole task of remembering new passwords every so often a challenging and daunting task. Even if your passwords are intact and nothing has been breached, you will still be asked to change the passwords after a definite period. Are you wondering why this is so? We can answer that for you.

Here is a look at some of the most common issues organizations face when looking to benefit from the Internet of Things.

The awareness about having strong passwords is now in the mainstream, and everyone seems to have realized by now that having passwords like “12345678” or “Password123” is not doing any favor when it comes to security issues. While we are witnessing improved password security, another problem or something complex that needs to get addressed here is the “security questions."

Despite repeated warnings over the years on Password usage, people still make the same mistake, and the most popular passwords are terrible and easy to guess. The easy-to-guess password makes it easy for hackers to steal credentials and cause data loss. Passwords are the main reason for data theft, and experts say it is time to get rid of passwords.

Edge computing is one of the most innovative concepts within the sphere of networking that has got a lot of companies interested these days. The networking philosophy brings computing functionalities to the data source so that bandwidth and latency get minimized. In other words, edge computing involves managing fewer cloud-based processes and getting them to a local area, like an edge server, a computing device, or an IoT device. By managing computation close to the network’s edge, it is possible to bring down the need for long-distance communications that must take place between the server and the client.

SAML, or Security Assertion Markup Language, is a process for telling external services and applications the user is the same person who has logged in. The SAML process makes the single sign-on (SSO) technology. It authenticates a user and then uses that authentication for multiple applications. The current version in use is the SAML 2.0, and it has been in use since 2005. It has combined several earlier versions of SAML and is now the modern standard.