In 2017, cyberattack incidents cost companies, consumers, and governments around the world $600 billion. If this figure sounds unsustainably high, consider that projections show it will only continue to rise. Forbes estimates that it will reach $2 trillion by this year. In the past, cybercrime was a problem reserved for more substantial, wealthier companies with money and …
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Data breaches are all too common now-a-days. Personal privacy on the web might be less secured; however, malicious software apps, viruses as well as phishing scams are growing in numbers causing identity theft becoming frequent. With new released announcements from Federal Trade Commission as part of the Privacy Awareness Week (PAW), PAW has fostered the …
While many businesses are concerned about the threat external hackers pose to their online systems, it is crucial to note that a clear majority of breaches begin with the compromise of an internal source. Data security is something no company should take lightly, especially smaller entities that may not have access to or knowledge of …
Historically, when an organization thought about properly securing the logical infrastructure, it was about placing controls at the access points. Simply by limiting systems admission for different users and requiring passwords to access certain files/shares, a business could be fairly confident its information would remain private. With the advanced technologies available today, online security has …
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