The consistent reports of more data breaches showcase the persistence and patience of hackers. However, it also reveals corporate missteps in the allocation of resources. “Much of today’s security spend is going towards perimeter defense products such as firewalls, proxies, … Continue reading →
If we’ve learned anything from the data breaches of 2016, it should be that no industry is safe. From ransomware to malware, phishing and botnets, hackers around the globe continue to find new and inventive ways to compromise very sensitive … Continue reading →
Portage, Mich.—Cyber Solutions Technologies (formerly PerSysTek, LLC) has announced for sale, or exclusive license, the rights to its patented cybersecurity technology. U.S. Patent No. 8,930,700, “REMOTE DEVICE SECURE DATA FILE STORAGE SYSTEM AND METHOD,” is a cybersecurity software-based multifactor (3FA) … Continue reading →
Cisco recently published its midyear security report for 2016, with some fascinating data for security services. Below we’ve detailed the primary takeaways for businesses, and why you should take a hard look at your security procedures and policies for enterprise … Continue reading →
So your company employee passwords were stolen. According to Verizon Enterprise’s 2016 Data Breach Investigations Report – Executive Summary, 63% of confirmed data breaches involved leveraging weak, default or stolen passwords. It’s one of the most common ways hackers access … Continue reading →
Business in the Internet age is ripe with opportunity. Not only does a highly connected society provide a client base like never before, but the efficiencies gained by transitioning business data to networks is unmeasurable. Networked IT infrastructure exists with … Continue reading →
Across the world, biometric markers are slowly being introduced as authentication methods. Banking is one of the first industries that has embraced this authentication method, as it’s deemed more reliable than users remembering PIN numbers and account data. But what … Continue reading →
In today’s tech-savvy world, mobile digital media time has now surpassed desktop use. According to Mary Meeker in her 2015 Internet Trends report, 51% of media is accessed on mobile, versus 42% on desktop or laptop. The 24/7 availability of … Continue reading →
It seems that many companies are taking a teenage approach to cybersecurity. You know, the mentality that “we’re invincible” and “nothing bad will happen to us.” If 2015 didn’t shake that naive confidence, let’s hope 2016 doesn’t bring any heartache. … Continue reading →
