While users are exposed to many online threats, preventing cyber attacks should not be complicated. In this article, we'll look at some simple ways you can protect your data from cybercriminals in 2022.
Rebellion against a return to the office
- 1 year ago
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Companies that demand the return of IT professionals to the office are facing difficulties. Those with more relaxed policies find that flexibility makes their recruitment easier. "I'll find somewhere else to work."
The future of digital identity
- 1 year ago
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Digital identities are becoming increasingly important to organizations of all types, private companies, government bodies, non-profit organizations, as well as customers or potential customers.
How Zombie Cameras Stopped Giants Like Netflix
- 1 year ago
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Mirai aims to compromise IoT (Internet of Things) devices running on Linux operating systems, turning them into remotely controlled systems, part of botnet networks. Devices targeted by this threat include surveillance web cameras, digital video recorders (DVRs), WiFi routers, or other types of Internet-connected devices.
97% of people can't identify a phishing attack
- 1 year ago
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Unfortunately, phishing attacks are very common – in 2021, 83% of organizations experienced at least one phishing attack while another 6 billion attacks are expected in 2022. We can say that one out of 99 emails is a phishing attack. Perhaps most worrying is the fact that 97% of people cannot identify such scams.