Threat actors use KMSPico installers for crypto raids
Threat operators have been identified distributing modified KMSPico installers in order to infect Windows devices with malicious software capable of stealing cryptocurrency wallets.
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How do you select a commercial document security solution?
Safeguarding commercial documents is a key process for companies of all sizes as well as government departments, educational institutions and non-profit organisations. Documentation like financial…
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Apple warns US State Department of spyware threat
Technology giant Apple recently advised the US Department of State that its employees’ iPhones had been hacked.
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How does data encryption provide file protection?
From multinational corporations to small businesses and start-ups, modern operations of all sizes must handle and retain information on digital file.
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How can enterprises overcome password problems?
Despite their vulnerabilities, passwords featuring letters, numbers and symbols are still commonly used by many companies to defend the private data they handle from falling…
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Electronic document signing vs. standard signatures
Electronic signatures are far superior to ink-based alternatives. Instant and legally binding, they are portable and easy to use. They also reduce harm to the…
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What is a formjacking attack?
You may have heard of payment cards being cloned to steal money. These attacks involve hackers using a malicious device known as a skimmer. Once…
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Ransomware gangs strikes out at Australian state
An energy generator owned by the government of Australia’s Queensland has been the victim of a targeted ransomware attack.
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Technology giant admits data breach and cyberattack
A recent attack on tech manufacturing firm Panasonic saw its dedicated network subject to a cyberattack and the data it stores illegally accessed by a…
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What are the risks of sending unencrypted emails?
Issuing an email without encrypting it first has often been compared to sending a postcard through the mail. If you needed to send a private…