Financial institutions serve as beacons for cybercriminals. With the potential to swipe all kinds of personal data from your bank accounts, hackers target multiple access points to your financial data. As a result, financial institutions average $100 billion in losses due to cybercrime each year.
But how are financial institutions and service companies acting to protect user data?
If you’re running an online business, you’re already aware of the importance of cybersecurity. Most online attackers aim at smaller businesses, which means that you might lose money and your customers’ trust.
Alex Lysak, an expert from Scanteam, explains cybersecurity best practices in this article.
Outsourcing is popular more than ever now, especially taking into account the current conditions that contribute to everyone going remotely, its relatively low pricing and the high quality of external specialists’ work. As a result, many businesses seek remote developers. This practice entails many benefits and risks including the responsibility and security of your internal data. And that’s for a reason.
The future of a wide variety of industries is being shaped by the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in technological processes that previously took massive amounts of manpower and attention to detail. The automation of these processes through AI techniques like Machine Learning is a big win for cybersecurity, where they can help catch and prevent all kinds of cyberattacks.
It is really not an easy life for the internet based OTT services providers, be it for the pay TV cable operators or the new internet players. Users have become used to having all of their entertainment sources in all their devices all the time, from their e-books to digital music with no compromise in videos. In the meantime, there has been a rise in the expectations, from the entertainment studios, to get their content protected from any illegal use.
What other video search platforms are there besides YouTube? What privacy concerns should I have when searching the web? Are there any safe search options?
Hackers steal data from both large corporations and small businesses. If you look at news stories, you may think that hackers are out to get only the big companies that have an enormous amount of data. What most people don’t realize is that around 90% of data breaches affect small and medium-sized businesses. Without a good cybersecurity plan in place, your company can become a victim of an attack as well.
While cloud technology is pioneering the modern-day data storage world, and it’s known for being ultra-fast, ultra-secure, and offers casual users and businesses so much potential backed by so many benefits, that hasn’t stopped internet users with malicious intent from trying to gain access to your information.
Data and security are two of the most crucial topics of discussion regarding modern networks. As the internet grows in scope and complexity, it provides greater benefits to the way people interact and do business, but it also presents a greater number of variables that must be maintained in order to keep things running smoothly. Tech experts are becoming an indispensable part of the workforce at large, as well as within individual organizations for this very reason. Here’s what you need to know in order to create the stable and secure infrastructure your business needs in order to thrive in the digital age.
The Coronavirus outbreak continues to hold the entire world hostage, and healthcare facilities are at the forefront of this struggle. The fact that hospitals and pharmaceutical labs are overwhelmed with work and research makes them more vulnerable to malware attacks than ever before. Saving lives is their top priority and everything else comes next. Malicious actors don’t seem to care about the importance of these commendable efforts, though. They are waging a cyberwar against medical organizations as if the COVID-19 emergency weren’t underway.