Preventing Unauthorized Software Installation On Your Network
Software has become an integral part of our lives. It can power our businesses and make our lives easier. But with the rise of malicious software, itβs important to take…
Software has become an integral part of our lives. It can power our businesses and make our lives easier. But with the rise of malicious software, itβs important to take…
Embracing the digital skies, remote access has become the parachute that keeps modern businesses afloat, granting them the ability to navigate the vast expanse of global connectivity. Yet, amidst the…
Imagine stepping into a boxing ring, ready to face an opponent. Now picture this: your opponent isn’t visible, yet it’s altering the rules of the match, making you stumble and…
As a business or individual, it’s essential to protect your data and systems from malicious attacks, such as Cross site Scripting attacks. XSS is a type of attack that targets…
Keyloggers are malicious software or hardware that capture and record every keystroke made on a device, including login credentials, credit card numbers, and other sensitive information. In the wrong hands,…
The Internet has made it easier than ever for individuals and businesses to leverage technology to reach their goals. But with the internet comes the risk of cyber security threats…
In our hyper-connected world, Wi-Fi networks have become indispensable for staying online wherever we go. However, convenience comes at a price: the vulnerability of public Wi-Fi networks to cyber attackers.…
An old but remarkably effective adversary continues to exploit a vulnerability that technology alone cannot shield against β human psychology. This adversary is known as social engineering, a cunning approach…
Cracking a password is sometimes as easy as a walk in the park, and the implications of a breached password can be devastating. Protecting our online identities has never been…
Imagine a bustling sandwich shop that meticulously tracks its inventory, orders, and customer data in a database. Now, envision a scenario where a malicious actor exploits a seemingly harmless input…