Remote work is becoming more popular than ever. Employers realize the cost-saving and productivity-boosting benefits of having their teams out of the office and working from their homes, and things seem to be going well. However, one issue that continues to plague remote teams is the possibility of cybercrime and ...
An overview of the Optus Breach so far: what happened, how Optus responded to victims of the breach, and why their communication was lambasted by the government and public alike.
Online businesses can be lucrative, but they come with the risk of cyberattacks. How can you ensure online business security? This article is a comprehensive guide to help you secure your online business and prevent a potential cyber-attack.
Poor password security contributes to 81% of all data breaches. And since digital marketing experts work with a multitude of different accounts, proper password protocol isn't just important - it's essential. Many data breaches could easily be avoided if individuals followed a few of these common-sense cybersecurity rules.
Despite much awareness, employees are still using easy-to-remember passwords, and to make matters worse, they’re also reusing them across their personal and corporate accounts. Therefore, practicing good password hygiene is key in the fight against cybercriminals.
In 2020, there was a 20% increase in cyberattacks on schools. Many of these incidents were significant: resulting in school closures, millions of stolen taxpayer dollars, and student data breaches directly linked to identity theft and credit fraud. But why target a school? And what do you need to know to keep your school community protected in 2022?
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