As a business leader, cybersecurity should always be top of mind, but it can be complicated and overwhelming. You’ve likely heard of anti-malware and know it helps keep business networks and systems safe. But what exactly is anti-malware protection, and how does it work? How is it different to anti-spam and anti-virus?
Cybersecurity tools are often lumped together. But what exactly is antivirus software is, and how does it work? Not sure? This article is for you!
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While many businesses have already switched from local to cloud-based servers, other organizations are still exploring their options. Some factors driving the resistance to cloud-based servers include recent investments in local servers, fear of the unknown, and security concerns.
Cybersecurity tools are often lumped together. But do you know exactly what anti-spam software is and what it does? If not, you aren’t alone.
You pay attention to cybersecurity – your customers and your business depend on it. But, what about your suppliers? Do you know their level of commitment to protecting your business data?
Employee cybersecurity awareness training is one of the most often overlooked and cost-effective cybersecurity tools. Approximately 90 percent of cyber attacks are attributed to human error, making security awareness a vital cybersecurity asset.
As a business leader, you understand the importance of protecting your business from cyber threats. After all, cyber criminals target businesses of all sizes and it’s critical to protect your sensitive data.
It seems that every newscast brings a new story about the latest cyberthreat. Whether it’s an individual being scammed or a business, the threats continue to grow in sophistication and scope every day. As artificial intelligence grows in popularity, the threat is evolving and taking on new life.
