Search Results for: identities Blog Post Younger People Less Likely to Report, More Likely to Fall Victim to Cyber Crime December 24, 2021 A recent study by Atlas VPN reveals that younger individuals aged 18 to 40 are significantly less likely to report... Blog Post Ransomware Attack on Toronto Transit Commission December 6, 2021 On October 29, 2021, the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) acknowledged that it became the victim of a sophisticated ransomware attack.... Blog Post Dark Web Marketplaces Looking to Dupe Buyers with Illicit COVID-19 Vaccines April 8, 2021 Recently, there has been a surge of activity regarding supposed COVID-19 vaccine sales on dark web marketplaces (DWMs). Fake COVID-19... Blog Post What Are the Steps Towards Implementing the Zero Trust Model? January 21, 2021 Zero Trust Model is a security concept that is massively different from conventional network security. In simple words, it acknowledges... Blog Post PayPal SMS Identity Theft February 13, 2020 PayPal – one of the most frequently used applications for money transfer and other online payments across the globe was... Blog Post Twitter Hit With Identity Theft February 7, 2020 Recently, the Social Networking Site – Twitter was hit by a major privacy and security incident where one of its... Blog Post PowerShell Remoting and WMI risks July 13, 2021 What is PowerShell Remoting? PowerShell Remoting uses Windows Remote Management (WinRM), which is the Microsoft implementation of the Web Services... Blog Post 2021 NYCFE Fraud Conference October 26, 2021 Cyber insurance claims and compliance session will explore cyber insurance claims from the point of view of potential fraud issues... Blog Post How Fake Accounts and Sneaker-Bots Took Over the Internet September 3, 2021 If you’ve used any form of social media before, you have run into fake accounts with less-than-noble intentions. Usually, these... Blog Post Do you know the Debit Card Is The Least Secure Way To Pay? January 4, 2020 According to the Federal Reserves’ 2019 Federal Reserve Payments Study, the total card payments in 2018 had 131.2 billion transactions... Blog Post Only 54% of Cybersecurity Pros Set Rules for Key Creation January 11, 2020 When you arrive at the office in the morning, you have to input your usernames and passwords in order to... Blog Post 50 Domains Operated by North Korean Hackers Are Taken Down January 7, 2020 On December 30th, Microsoft announced that 50 web domains operated by a hacking group fund by the North Korean government... Blog Post Data Breach: Attackers Breached Systems of United Nations October 4, 2021 As the shocking news recently emerged that hackers breached the computer networks of the United Nations, it sent shockwaves across... Blog Post Swiss Army Bans WhatsApp Amid Security Concerns February 3, 2022 The Swiss army has banned its personnel from using WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal. The ban also extended to other foreign... Blog Post The Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Security Model July 2, 2021 As we shift further towards remote working environments, it’s becoming clear that we’ve passed the point of no return. We...
Blog Post Younger People Less Likely to Report, More Likely to Fall Victim to Cyber Crime December 24, 2021 A recent study by Atlas VPN reveals that younger individuals aged 18 to 40 are significantly less likely to report...
Blog Post Ransomware Attack on Toronto Transit Commission December 6, 2021 On October 29, 2021, the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) acknowledged that it became the victim of a sophisticated ransomware attack....
Blog Post Dark Web Marketplaces Looking to Dupe Buyers with Illicit COVID-19 Vaccines April 8, 2021 Recently, there has been a surge of activity regarding supposed COVID-19 vaccine sales on dark web marketplaces (DWMs). Fake COVID-19...
Blog Post What Are the Steps Towards Implementing the Zero Trust Model? January 21, 2021 Zero Trust Model is a security concept that is massively different from conventional network security. In simple words, it acknowledges...
Blog Post PayPal SMS Identity Theft February 13, 2020 PayPal – one of the most frequently used applications for money transfer and other online payments across the globe was...
Blog Post Twitter Hit With Identity Theft February 7, 2020 Recently, the Social Networking Site – Twitter was hit by a major privacy and security incident where one of its...
Blog Post PowerShell Remoting and WMI risks July 13, 2021 What is PowerShell Remoting? PowerShell Remoting uses Windows Remote Management (WinRM), which is the Microsoft implementation of the Web Services...
Blog Post 2021 NYCFE Fraud Conference October 26, 2021 Cyber insurance claims and compliance session will explore cyber insurance claims from the point of view of potential fraud issues...
Blog Post How Fake Accounts and Sneaker-Bots Took Over the Internet September 3, 2021 If you’ve used any form of social media before, you have run into fake accounts with less-than-noble intentions. Usually, these...
Blog Post Do you know the Debit Card Is The Least Secure Way To Pay? January 4, 2020 According to the Federal Reserves’ 2019 Federal Reserve Payments Study, the total card payments in 2018 had 131.2 billion transactions...
Blog Post Only 54% of Cybersecurity Pros Set Rules for Key Creation January 11, 2020 When you arrive at the office in the morning, you have to input your usernames and passwords in order to...
Blog Post 50 Domains Operated by North Korean Hackers Are Taken Down January 7, 2020 On December 30th, Microsoft announced that 50 web domains operated by a hacking group fund by the North Korean government...
Blog Post Data Breach: Attackers Breached Systems of United Nations October 4, 2021 As the shocking news recently emerged that hackers breached the computer networks of the United Nations, it sent shockwaves across...
Blog Post Swiss Army Bans WhatsApp Amid Security Concerns February 3, 2022 The Swiss army has banned its personnel from using WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal. The ban also extended to other foreign...
Blog Post The Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Security Model July 2, 2021 As we shift further towards remote working environments, it’s becoming clear that we’ve passed the point of no return. We...
