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Ransomware can cause real damage to your systems — and your entire business. But taking the steps to protect yourself could save you.
By James Miller
5 min read
Short of a law against ransomware payments, which has been proposed in some places, law enforcement officials encourage businesses to avoid paying if at all possible.
By Michael Warren
6 min read
Open-source projects have been powering our software for a long time, but can their open nature pose a risk for us?
By Rocío Belfiore
6 min read
Remote work is here to stay, and companies must ensure their distributed networks are secure against rising cyber threats from outside and inside their borders.
By David Russo
6 min read
We’re living in a world where phishing is a palpable and ubiquitous phenomenon, so it’s better if we understand what it’s all about.
By James Miller
7 min read
Building your projects with security in mind leads to better and more secure software, preventing possible leaks and breaches that might damage your business.
By Facundo Molina
6 min read
Here we explore the reasons cloud services are being exploited, how it’s happening, and what you can do to prevent it.
By Lorena Albaretto
6 min read
The number of cyber threats that could potentially harm your company can be daunting. Fortunately, there are many ways you can stay safe.
By Lisandro Pavetti
6 min read
As remote work standardizes among companies from different industries, it’s important we don’t forget about cybersecurity for remote teams.
By Brandon Roberts
5 min read
When it comes to cybersecurity, prevention is key. And yes, the costs go way beyond monetary expenses.
By Edward Batten
6 min read
Strong cybersecurity measures are like insurance: it’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
By Facundo Molina
6 min read
Is your company prepared for a cyberattack? If you think the answer is yes, consider all that’s happened in the past few months.
By Facundo Molina
6 min read
Passwords are still heavily in use but are gradually becoming less prevalent as authentication methods that are newer, more convenient, and more secure emerge.
By Edward Batten
6 min read
The increase in work-from-home (WFH) arrangements — and the weaker security inherent in those external connections — provides additional attack vectors for cybercriminals to access companies.
By James Miller
6 min read
It's time to take the first step towards autonomous endpoint security.
By Jeff Moore
7 min read