Credential stuffing is when hackers use stolen username and password pairs from a breach to gain access to your user accounts.

It’s far less expensive to prevent a ransomware attack than to recover from one, but how much is too much to spend? How much is too little?

What happens when a burglar gets hold of a copy of the key to your house; or when a threat actor sneaks her way into your environment?

Many of us are still using virtual meetings reasonably consistently, and I can guess that all of us are tired of seeing our own faces during these calls

According to recent statistics, there is a good chance any one of us could be one of the victims that is hit every 11 seconds. 

Most Americans don't seem to realize the risk that they put themselves in with careless and sloppy cyber behaviors.

Cybercrime isn’t just happening in the dark rooms of foreign shores, the danger is right here, and the “bad guys” are infiltrating any business they can.

In addition to the primary step of changing your password, let’s take a look at what you should be doing continuously to keep your data safe... 

Like that dark alley, this is where dishonest behavior can thrive.

Are you aware that a small or midsize business is more likely—not less—to face cyber-attack compared with large enterprises. 

As Cyber Security Awareness Month comes to an end this week, don’t let the momentum you’ve created dwindle or diminish.

Hackers know our weaknesses; they know how to gain our trust and they customize their attacks based on the audience. 

One way to keep your cybersecurity stance and digital identity safer is to allow those updates to happen as soon as they are released.

This ransomware attack on Howard University brought to light the consideration of how deep and wide the net can be cast on any one entity.

A meeting with President Biden and those within the private sector was held recently to unify efforts in fighting the battle against cybercrimes.

T-Mobile learned of a recent data breach via claims that were made on an online forum. What should you be aware of?

What if you were able set aside some time during the day where interruptions were minimized? How much work could you get done?

How are cybercriminals doing it? While you may be familiar with the different types of attack strategies, let's just take a deeper look.

The healthcare community needs to be HIPAA compliant but, there is a great deal of confusion about being HIPAA compliant and cyber-secure

You need to know the signs to look for when it comes to dangerous links, attachments and fraudulent websites so that you can avoid a potential catastrophe.