Three reasons why document transfers should use digital signatures
If your business involves a process where a large volume of physical documents must be managed daily, it’s well worth considering using
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What does a man in the middle (MITM) attack involve?
The term man in the middle (MITM), refers to a cybercriminal attack where a threat operator manages to place themselves within a conversation held between…
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What’s wrong with using FTP for transferring large files?
A network protocol dating back to 1970s, the File Transfer Protocol or FTP is used to send and receive digital data files on a computer…
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From email to FTP: Sharing files securely
An incalculable quantity of digital data is sent and received via the internet every minute of the day across our world. For any
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Data leak broker releases private user records
A broker in stolen data is selling a vast quantity of files belonging to 26 enterprises using a dark web hacker forum.
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What are the principles of email security?
Despite the security risks involved in transmitting private information via email, for communication and document sharing, it is still
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Backdoor account identified in Zyxel security solutions
Security experts have uncovered a vulnerability in over a 100,000 dedicated Zyxel firewalls, access point controllers
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Russian cryptocurrency exchange hit by hackers
After losing control of its dedicated servers, Livecoin, the Russian exchange for cryptocurrency, has been successfully hacked by a
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Best cybersecurity practices for working off site
In recent years, new technology solutions and the need to work flexibly have been shaping the way enterprise employees are now working. The
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Safeguarding staff against email spoofing
Email spoofing is just one of the techniques used by cybercriminals in their insidious campaigns. Hackers understand that while there are many new ways of…