Tag: Internet Security

In recent years, cyber security threats have become even more prevalent and damaging to businesses and other organizations. One reason for this is the increased dependency on smart devices and remote work. Any device connected to a network is a potential entry point for hackers. Every desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone used for work puts the business at higher risk. Even the best antivirus software often cannot detect every type of cyber attack. However, EDR systems have become a viable solution in recent years. These systems actively monitor each endpoint in a network, preventing potential hacks. Currently, EDR is the most...

The internet has become more than just a virtual space where you can search for basic things by typing a few words into Google’s search bar. It’s a whole world now with social media profiles, shopping stores, businesses, and much more thriving. This means that like the real world, there are burglars out online as well. These cybercriminals are always on the lookout for your personal and financial details. Did you know that hacker attacks occur every 39 seconds in the United States? Not only are those who mean to invade your privacy but even marketers are constantly digging through your...

The past few years have shown us, based on enterprise network security statistics and also information from SMEs, that everything we thought we knew about cybersecurity and the threat landscape is either no longer relevant or is changing so quickly that it can feel impossible to keep up. This leaves CISOs with a lot on their plate in 2022. However, at the same time, it can be exciting for CISOs to meet these challenges head-on and see that increasingly cybersecurity is something that’s an organizational and cultural goal as well as being a technical objective.  The following are some things CISOs...

The online space has become a breeding ground for thieves to fully manifest their wickedness. This has led to a deep need for online privacy by most internet users and has driven many to take up Virtual Private Network (VPN) services to protect their identity and their data. You probably are interested in VPN services yourself. If that’s the case, here’s what you need to know before you invest in best VPN services: 1. The Technical Security Aspect A VPN service that you should invest your money in should be packed with the best security features like split tunneling, Tor compatibility, kill...

Keeping your kid safe is the primary concern of any parent. However, the emergence of the Internet, creates a potentially harmful environment making this job a lot harder. What is more, due to the wide-spread accessibility of connectivity, as well as the multiple devices it can be accessed on, there is all the more content taking up huge chunks of your child’s time daily. Considering the parts of the day children stay hooked to their Internet-connected device, smartphone, tablet or laptop, it has been pivotal to try and understand what they spend the most time on. In this regard, research stats...

There are many estimates that suggest that the number of Windows PC users in the world is in the over a 1 billion range. This makes Windows PCs very attractive to hackers and makes cybersecurity and data privacy a top priority of any Windows PC owner. From banking details to private conversations, your PC is a treasure trove of personal information that could lead to devastating consequences if left unprotected. Wondering how to fortify your virtual fort? You've come to the right place. We will be highlighting six tips that will enhance your data privacy and reinforce your cybersecurity measures, shielding...

Although you may contend that the main purpose of a virtual private network is to aid you in protecting your online privacy, there are a lot of people who are leveraging a VPN service without exactly knowing what it does. Most people think that VPNs can only help them go to websites that are prohibited by the ISP (internet service provider) or the government. However, they do not know that VPNs are capable of securing a network connection against different online threats and keep their web sessions anonymous. Because of the lack of knowledge, most people use a VPN without...

Imagine this. Accessing US Netflix unrestricted Watching BBC’s EPL match of the day, commercial free Surfing the web completely anonymously, without fear of your browsing history being scrutinised by the authorities. Encrypting every keystroke, click and password entered into your applications and browsers. It’s all possible, and it’s remarkably easy. All you need is a VPN, which stands for Virtual Private Network. Sounds techy, because it is, but the nuts and bolts of it are fairly simple to understand. When you’re connected to a VPN your traffic is routed through a 3rd party in another part of the world. You connect to the...

More than 3.7 billion people use the internet around the world. With so much data being generated, staying safe online has never been more important. Just as there is a range of technology to keep you secure at home, there are several steps you can take to ensure your online presence is as secure as possible. Use a Virtual Private Network (VPN) An effective way of not drawing attention to yourself online is by using a VPN. This enables you to stop websites from collating information about you. This can be particularly important when it comes to preventing things such as identity theft, spam and...

Of all the apps that you can get on your Android device, a VPN is one that many fail to give much thought to. The reason for that is not far-fetched. For some, it is the stigma behind using such apps – especially in this part of the world. It is either you run the risk of being labelled a yahoo boy, or a hacker of some sort. However, that is just what the media and other consensus might want you to believe. Getting and setting up a VPN for your Android device is way more important than subscribing to those...