When it comes to cybersecurity, macOS is seen by many as a role model. Some Apple fans might even view their fruit-labeled computer as immune to attacks by cybercriminals, with Apple itself considering built-in macOS security measures adequate for the threats targeting it. But is it really bulletproof?
Without buy-in from executives, a lot of IT security experts have their hands somewhat tied. Fortunately, CEOs in general have become more concerned about cybersecurity over the past year. Yet some of them still do not entirely grasp why IT security experts need more financial support. So, what can you do about it?
Endpoint protection is one of the most important parts of a multilayered cybersecurity approach. Choose a solution that's reliable, doesn´t interfere with your systems, and lets you focus on your business. To decide which suits you, do your own research and refer to reviews by established and reputable organizations. Here are a few things to consider:
In March 2021, the FBI warned that deepfakes could be the next major cyber threat. On what grounds? According to the federal law enforcement agency, the threats include synthetic corporate personas or sophisticated simulations of any existing employee. What are the consequences for small businesses?
The FinTech sector is booming. With the Covid-19 pandemic triggering changes in how people shop and accelerating the development of e-commerce services, the use of FinTech applications continues to rise in tandem. However, this rising trend calls for a growth in cybersecurity maturity, not only for financial and technology firms, but for every organization.
Developed in the late 1980s, a firewall was one of the first security measures protecting internet users. Today, the latest next generation firewalls (NGFW) are useful for keeping your company safe online when combined with other systems. But how, exactly, do they work?
Data is one of today’s most valuable commodities, yet [21% of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs)](https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2020/03/31/data-backup/) still don’t have a backup or disaster recovery plan. Needless to say, there are many ways you can lose data – and end up with a host of troubles to boot. That's why every business has to come up with a smart solution that meets its needs.
Ransomware is one of the most common cyberthreats to small and medium-sized businesses. Despite the fact that you are already aware of the damage that ransomware can cause, the cybercriminals behind such attacks show persistent effort to discover any weakness in your defenses. Attacks against databases, web servers and smartphones are on the rise.
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