Recent Blog Posts
Understanding Browser Hijacking Attacks Browser hijacking attacks involve the stealthy installation of malicious software onto a user’s web browser. This malware can range from adware and spyware to more sophisticated forms like ransomware and keyloggers. The primary goal of these attacks is to gain unauthorized access to sensitive information or disrupt the user’s browsing experience.
The Top Three Concerns Associated with Cyberattacks A recent survey sought input from board directors to identify their primary apprehensions in the realm of cybersecurity. Here are the findings:
Prioritize Tasks Not all tasks are of equal importance or urgency. By using a system, such as the Eisenhower Matrix, you can categorize tasks. Using this particular system you can identify tasks by whether they are:
Let?s examine the numbers, and discuss why you need to take a different approach. Companies are Complacent About Connected Devices On October 10th, IoT security firm Keyfactor and market research firm Vanson Bourne released a study that revealed as much, as its results ultimately suggested that many businesses putting the IoT to use had reached what they saw as an ?acceptable? level of protection?despite 89% of respondents reporting cyberattacks against their connected devices.
Misuse of Personal Information The digital era poses a profound ethical quandary regarding the handling of personal data. In our online interactions, from browsing and shopping to social media engagement, we continually divulge personal details. While companies often use this data to personalize user experiences, questions arise about the extent to which it encroaches on our privacy. Personal information is now considered a valuable commodity, empowering businesses to tailor products and services to consumer preferences. Yet, the line between personalization and privacy invasion remains blurry, exemplified by the recurrent controversies surrounding industry leaders? data practices.
