Guardian Digital Blog - Page No: 8

by Justice Levine

Published: 23 January 2023

Artificial intelligence has not only found its way out of science fiction and into the realm of reality, but it has also become highly prevalent in today's industries. In the process, a new debate has emerged, pitting the two models against each other.

by Brittany Day

Published: 18 January 2023

Ransomware is a dangerous type of malware created to deny access to files through encryption until a set amount of currency is met, hence the name ransom-ware. The most common channel of attack is through email, using tactics such as phishing to lure users using fraudulent email attachments to block files.

by Brittany Day

Published: 16 January 2023

PCI DSS Compliance is a global payment card data security standard designed to ensure secure payment card transactions and processing online. Organizations that deal with sensitive card data must ensure compliance with this standard for establishing a high level of security.

by Justice Levine

Published: 11 January 2023

Previously, email security best practices could be easily summarized: use strong passwords, block spammers, don't trust offers that are too good to be true and verify requests even from trusted sources. Today, email is critical to business success, and the preferred method of communication requires a stronger set of best practices to protect against costly cyber threats such as ransomware and business email compromise (BEC).

by Brittany Day

Published: 09 January 2023

The term shadow IT sounds spooky and scary, like a ghost is haunting your IT infrastructure or cybersecurity space. Today, with the rapid adoption of cloud technologies, shadow IT is an open invitation to malicious hackers.

by Brittany Day

Published: 04 January 2023

As 2023 begins, the cyber threat landscape has never been more dynamic and dangerous. Over the last year, the average cost of cybercrime for an organization has increased by $1.4 million to $13 million with the average number of data breach rising by 11% to 145, a trend that is expected to be magnified in the New Year.