cybersecurity
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The 7 Things You Need to Do to Make Your Business WiFi Secure
Setting up a WiFi network is generally a fairly easy task. Plug it in. Copy down some letters and numbers. Let it rip. The problem is that this process ignores all security considerations. Because WiFi works in the background of most people’s thoughts, it’s easy to forget it’s even there. Unfortunately, there are plenty of malicious folks who haven’t forgotten that your WiFi exists and they are only too happy to let themselves into your network without your knowledge in order to snoop, steal, or possibly damage your data.
By John Teehan6 years ago in 01
Biometric Authentication—A Defence Against Cybersecurity Threat
Passwords and pin codes have been around for years, even before the advent of the internet. In ancient times, people used passwords during wars to differentiate friends from enemies. In 1960, the password entered the computer science domain to protect the files and folders and keep them private.
By Gabriel Luke6 years ago in 01
Choosing a VPN
A VPN is a wonderful thing for any internet user who values privacy and security. But when it comes to actually choosing a VPN, there is a lot to consider. Different VPNs have different user experiences, and there are more serious differences as well. Here’s what you need to consider when you’re choosing a VPN service.
By Marshall Stevenson6 years ago in 01
What You Need to Know About Databases
If you own a company, you probably have a database of some sort, especially if you do anything online. You may not know what your database is, or maybe you just do not know how it works and how data is extracted from it. This is okay, but you do need to be aware that it contains extremely sensitive information about your customers.
By Kevin Gardner6 years ago in 01
Is Google Drive Secure for Lawyers? (Cloud Storage Security)
In the current age of digital technology, there is no dearth of options for the storage of files. With hardware devices of various storage capacities, people have choices to store files and folders of almost any size. But the majority of people prefer online storage options to access and share files easily. When it comes to online storage options, Google Drive tops the list of options.
By shopia dicousta6 years ago in 01
Ditching the Paper and Going Electronic
Keeping important paperwork organized is the best way to protect personal financial interests. An organized filing cabinet or safe is a great start. People are working more than ever, and may not have the time to keep up with these papers. Stacks of mail are easily pushed to the side when life is busy. Here are a few tips on how to be more organized.
By Sasha McGregor6 years ago in 01
Case to Learn: Big Companies' Protection of Users vs Hackers' Attacks
The systems of corporations, large companies, cryptocurrency exchanges, and online casinos are in the high-risk group. And it's logical because they contain a large number of accounts, as well as important information. What do users and companies use against hackers today and can it help them to protect valuable data?
By Julia Beyers6 years ago in 01
Things You Must Know About the Palo Alto Firewall Training Program
Learn how to better design, install, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot applications to prevent cybersecurity threats. This article includes important information about the Palo Alto Firewall Training Program that helps enhance your career growth.
By Jitendra Kr.6 years ago in 01
The Risks of Public Wifi and How to Stay Safe
In a bid to entertain their customers, airports, coffee shops, shopping malls—and literally all public places—provide free Wi-Fi. And because the traffic in and around these places is exceedingly high, their Wi-Fi networks aren’t as secure as you’d imagine. For what it is worth, your privacy can never be sufficiently protected by a 5 or even 10-digit login password that you are given. Data thieves are wittier and more determined to mine your data than ever before; they will bypass that password protection in a heartbeat!
By Flora Mayer6 years ago in 01
Is Facial Recognition Flawed?
When it comes to security and personal identification, technology is picking up for when companies need verification of a person immediately. This is being incorporated into high risk and high-security areas such as airports, corporate facilities, and government offices. It is also starting to be used in retail to help people make payments.
By Damien Justus6 years ago in 01
7 Tips for a Credible Website
What makes a website credible? This is a question that both companies and consumers need to consider. With 18.5 million websites infected with malware at a given time, companies need to be sure they are building safe sites. Meanwhile, consumers are risking the loss of their personal data any time they make a purchase on a site that's not secure.
By Elsie Weisskoff6 years ago in 01
