5 Tips to Make your Passwords More Secure

An organization’s infrastructure is only as secure as the passwords protecting it. Poor password practices make it easy for hackers to access sensitive information, which is especially damaging in the case of financial data. Strong, unique passwords are essential for any account, so most organizations have established guidelines for creating passwords. These guidelines should generally […]

AIR-FI – The New WiFi Hacking Method

The ubiquitous nature of Wi-Fi has certainly made our lives easier and more convenient in a lot of ways, it’s also undoubtedly made them more dangerous, too – particularly when it comes to our privacy.

3 Positive Business Takeaways in 2020

Although 2020 has been filled with many unfortunate events like the coronavirus pandemic, there have been some positive business developments. Here are three of them.

This Microsoft Office Feature is a Time-Saver

If you work with a lot of information, there are times when you need to copy information from one file to another. Microsoft Office is a suite of productivity tools that help you perform tasks like creating documents, entering data into spreadsheets, or designing databases. Sometimes you find it necessary to copy and paste material […]

WordPress Sites at Risk from Critical Flaw

WordPress sites running the File Manager plugin are being hounded by hackers, thanks to a critical vulnerability found in some of the plugin versions. Find out what makes this vulnerability so attractive to cybercriminals and how to get rid of it.

3 Basic Security Blunders That Many SMBs Are Still Making

Many small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are still making some basic mistakes when it comes to securing their organizations. Here are three of them. In the past decade, the number of known malware programs has risen from 65 million to 1.1 billion. The ways in which cybercriminals deploy the malware have also increased in number and […]

What You Need to Know about the Zero Trust Model

Network infrastructures are getting more complex and thus harder to secure with traditional network security tools. Fortunately, there’s a viable alternative: the zero trust model. Here is what you need to know about this model.