Infosec

Ransomware broke new records in 2021, as cyber-criminals continued to exploit corporate security gaps and new trends associated with pandemic-era working. The question now is, what happens next?

Cybercriminals are continually looking for new, creative ways to exploit vulnerabilities in your cybersecurity approach. That’s no secret. But what exactly is killware, and is it really as bad as some of the trending headlines suggest? 

It's that time of year. Let's break down the top cyber threats businesses faced over the past 12 months — and see what experts anticipate will be the top cybersecurity threats in 2022.

In a recent study, 52% of cybersecurity professionals reported employees who went around company security policies. What can you do about this startling statistic?

If your employees are on the dark web, even on their own time, there's a serious risk for your business network.

How can you work to ensure your team will protect your data — without alienating them altogether?

From virtual conferences to Facebook's new virtual office, VR & AR alike are offering more resources for businesses. But is your company ready?

Businesses everywhere are starting to dabble in NFTs. Is it just a passing trend, or a longer lasting solution? Either way, if you're going to try your hand -- make sure you stay secure.

You might be encrypting everything, but are you managing your digital certificates effectively? One moment of carelessness can lead to catastrophe -- so make sure you stay vigilant.

The Kaseya Ransomware attack could affect thousands of SMBs -- and Kaseya did everything right. Unfortunately, attacks that employ zero-day exploits are almost impossible to prevent -- so what can businesses do to prepare?