Cyber Security Articles & News

Meet six of the most effective social engineering techniques

And what to do to stop being so used by cybercriminals

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Who Has Your Data?

Hackers are getting bolder. Here’s how to fight back

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The five steps for managing cyber security threats

Cyber security is a people problem more than a technology problem. A single compromised employee, whether malicious or negligent, can render the best systems worthless.

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Black-hat hackers more daring and experienced than white-hat hackers

Sixty-five percent of respondents to a poll say black hats are more experienced than white hats.

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Report: Hackers Take Less than 6 Hours on Average to Compromise Targets

Most hackers can compromise a target in less than six hours, according to a survey of hackers and penetration testers released Tuesday by security awareness training firm KnowBe4.

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Hackers Aren’t Trying to Hack Your Systems, They’re Doing this Instead…

t’s easy to assume your company will be safe with security systems in place but this view just won’t cut it against the latest breed of hackers.

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KnowBe4 Announces Free Phish Alert for G Suite

New functionality offered at no-charge to fight rising threats of phishing and ransomware and shore up the “weakest link in security: users

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WATCH: Hacker: Two-step verification would have avoided Russian hack

Once the world’s most wanted criminal hacker now computer security consultant Kevin Mitnick breakdown how Russia hacked into the US. Election. 

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“Social Manipulation”: When it is human, it is often dangerous

 Data gaps are the order of the day, but the threats to infrastructures and enterprises are growing.  

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Former hacker reveals cyber security tips

My Business speaks with a hacker once chased by the FBI – now a revered security expert – who shares his tips on how to avoid hackers accessing your data.
In his youth, American Kevin Mitnick (pictured) engaged in “pranks” that involved hacking, such as directing friends’ phones to payphones.

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