Facebook’s parent, Meta bans surveillance-for-hire groups
Meta recently released a threat report revealing they had disabled and banned 7 surveillance-for-hire groups. Check the list in this news piece.
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Key factors driving the physical security and cybersecurity convergence
You cannot truly secure the enterprise if physical and cyber security are addressed separately. Learn about the factors that drive security convergence.
Western Digital urges customers to update My Cloud
My Cloud is getting some serious overhaul in its policies, especially with legacy customers.
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics recently suffered a cyberattack
More stress on supply chains: Hellmann Worldwide Logistics experienced a cyberattack that temporarily crippled its day-to-day operations.
IKEA experiencing internal phishing attacks
IKEA is currently in a state of disarray thanks to an internal reply-chain email attack.
All about IDaaS: How identity-as-a-service can ensure your security
Identity-as-a-service (IDaaS) has grown in popularity during the pandemic because it allows access for authorized users while keeping intruders out.
Weaving cybersecurity into your IT systems, people, and processes
Weaving cybersecurity into the DNA of all IT systems, people and processes is not an option. It is a mandatory precaution all organizations must take.
Cisco patches vulnerability in small business routers
Cisco has already released numerous patches this year, and there’s a new one that closes a vulnerability in two of its small business routers.
Passwordless authentication: Why organizations must adopt its use now
The number of passwords each person has is more than an inconvenience, it’s a security nightmare. Is passwordless authentication the solution?
ADT tech pleads guilty to spying on customers while they had sex
ADT has built a business on protecting people. But one ADT home security tech did the unthinkable by spying on customers while they were having sex.