Looking for cool things to do with a VPN? Or do you want some new and exciting ways to make the most of your VPN? You’ve come to the right place! Whether you’re an IT expert or a novice just starting out, there’s something for everyone. From streaming your favorite shows in a different country […]
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Read on for the eyeZy review. Phone monitoring software makes it easy to keep an eye on children, spouses, employers, and aged parents. In the age of digital information, the demand for phone monitoring solutions has skyrocketed. EyeZy is one such solution that strives to offer a comprehensive and versatile platform for monitoring and tracking mobile […]
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Here is the Social Catfish review… Read on! The internet is a wild place. You can meet anyone and everyone, and it’s almost impossible to tell who is who. In 2022, close to $570 million was lost to scams from about 240 thousand reports. The top four scams are investment, dating and romance, false billing, and […]
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Digital transformation has urged organizations across various industries to adopt multi-cloud strategies. They need to find the right balance for security and growth. By Michael Rostov, Entrepreneur and Co-Founder at […]
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The cyber world is filled with lots of scary threats and new buzzwords, none of them bigger than AI. As boards, CEOs, and security leadership teams decide where to put […]
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By Chelsea Hopkins, Social Media Manager, Fasthosts The internet is a fast-changing world of information that allows kids to play, create, browse, and engage with different people from all corners […]
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Have you ever found yourself wondering about whether (or not) your iPhone is listening to you? If the phone is on your person nearly 24/7, what is it hearing that you might prefer for someone not to know about or use against you? (For example, that shouting match with your spouse) As great […]
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IT Governance’s research found the following for December 2023: Both these figures are a significant increase on what we found for November 2023: 470 incidents and 519,111,354 records – 187% and 332% increases respectively. This is in spite of a drop in supply chain attacks: 160 incidents (12%) originated from the supply chain this month. In November 2023, this was 227 incidents (48%). Why such a steep increase? This month, we have found several ‘group’ incidents. For instance, a two-month Europol action (revealed to the public on 22 December) discovered that 443 organisations had suffered data breaches – specifically, their
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Welcome to our 2023 data breaches and cyber attacks page, where you can find an overview of the year’s year’s top security incidents, as well as links to individual blogs about each month’s security news. Use the links in the ‘On this page‘ section below to navigate. We will publish our 2024 page at the beginning of February, once we have logged January’s incidents. Meanwhile, you can subscribe to our free weekly newsletter, the Security Spotlight, to get the latest cyber security news and advice – including links to our Week in Cyber Security and Data Privacy blog series –
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How networks have evolved and how to secure them Adam Seamons is the information security manager of GRC International Group PLC, after more than 15 years’ experience working as a systems engineer and in technical support. Adam also holds CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) and SSCP (Systems Security Certified Practitioner) certifications. We sat down to chat to him. What trends in network security have you noticed recently? One of the big impacts to networks has come from the changes in technology, particularly in terms of the Cloud. Networks have moved from self-contained, on-site setups to multiple Cloud services that
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