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- by Brittany Day
Open Source is currently being recognized by more organizations than ever before for its ability to give rise to flexible, cost-effective and exceptionally secure software and technologies. Currently, over 75 percent of organizations worldwide are contributing to and consuming open-source software and products. The open-source community is expected to continue to grow and thrive in the coming years, which will further increase the overall credibility of Open Source and enhance the various...
Comment- by Brittany Day
The tide is turning away from relying on endpoint protection alone, as businesses are quickly recognizing that protection that works at the client level on devices such as laptops, desktops and mobile devices is limited in its ability to safeguard users and key assets against phishing, ransomware and other dangerous threats. Despite the widespread use of endpoint protection, cyberattacks and breaches - over 90% of which are initiated via email - are occurring at an unprecedented rate, with one...
Comment- by Brittany Day
In the wake of the recent Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack that shut down one of the largest US pipelines for nearly a week, President Biden signed an executive order placing strict new standards on the cybersecurity of all software sold to the federal government. Part of a broad, multi-layered initiative to improve national security, this order is the latest effort in a major shift from incident response to putting pressure on companies to develop more secure software or risk being locked...
Comment- by Brittany Day
In this era of sophisticated modern cyberattacks, how can you be sure that the email in your inbox is really from your bank? Can the link within it really be...
Comment- by Brittany Day
The prevalence and impact of ransomware has become clearly apparent. Earlier this month, the closure of one of the US' largest pipelines due to ransomware highlighted the real-world consequences of a successful cyberattack. Ransomware attacks dominate security news headlines daily, so much so that people have begun to dismiss them as inevitable. But this is far from the truth. While ransomware is a serious threat to all businesses, the good new is that these devastating attacks can...
Comment- by Brittany Day
With over 300 million users actively subscribed to Microsoft 365 for email and collaboration services, Microsoft has clearly demonstrated excellence in the realm of computer software, technology and related services. However, with the proliferation of Microsoft 365 use for business during the pandemic, one troubling trend has become increasingly apparent: inadequate built-in security defenses and unpatched vulnerabilities frequently leave users and critical data vulnerable to attack in...
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- Demystifying Phishing Attacks: How to Protect Yourself Now
- What You Need to Know to Shield Your Business from Ransomware
- Shortcomings of Endpoint Security in Securing Business Email
- Microsoft 365 Email Security Limitations You Should Know
- Complete Guide to Email Viruses & Best Practices to Avoid Infections
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