Cyber Awareness

The coronavirus is causing a global crisis of historic proportions—it’s not only changing the way we work, learn, travel, and interact with each other, but also increasing online security risks for both individuals and organizations: With the coronavirus forcing millions to work and study from home and interact more online than in person, cybercrime and cyber-attacks

Cybercime is evolving. Do you remember back when our biggest fear was that our computer would get a virus? Fast forward ten years later, and that’s the least of our concerns. Today, there are trillions of cybercriminals out there that have the power to shut down entire industries. All kinds of important information is stored online,

It’s easy to think of hackers as masterminds that can crack the toughest defenses, but more often than not, hackers are just waiting for the everyday user to slip up. As it turns out, the everyday user slips up very often. In fact, 95% of data breaches can be attributed to human error. Human error

Cybercrimes are becoming more frequent and more damaging. As the world becomes increasingly digitized, cybersecurity can no longer be put on the backburner. Every October, National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) is held to raise awareness of the growing concerns of the safety and security of the digital world. For NCSAM 2019, we’ve put together a