Cybercriminals are hungry beasts, feasting on the worldwide internet. It’s imperative that your devices, privacy, data, and family are safe from malicious threats, whether you’re inside or outside the premises of your home. Just how do you do that?...
The majority of Americans spend 88% of their mobile time on apps, a potential bonanza for cybercriminals. Besides the vulnerabilities being discovered on the mobile platforms themselves (Android and iOS), mobile app vulnerabilities have also increased and more are expected in the future....
With the global pandemic, healthcare organizations continue to fall victim to data breaches involving compromise on privacy, personal information, and sensitive health records maliciously being sold or distributed on the Dark Web. ...
Stolen Facebook data that first appeared on a hacking forum in early 2020 has once again hit the news. Personal information of 533 million Facebook users, including names, locations, mobile numbers, dates of birth, and email addresses can be found on hacking forums, open to...
Trend Micro’s free Housecall for Home Networks (HCHN) scans the connected devices in your home network and detects those that pose security risks. And in doing so, it gives you a sense for what real network security entails. We have a solution for that also....
September 12, 2020 Coronavirus has caused a major shift to our working patterns. In many cases these will long outlast the pandemic. But working from home has its own risks. One is that you may invite ransomware attacks from a new breed of cyber-criminal who has...
Forced to work, study and socialize at home, the online digital world has become absolutely essential to our communications — and video conferencing apps have become our “face-to-face” window on the world. Let’s take a look at some of the key threats out there and...
To help you stay safe over the coming year we’ve listed some of the biggest threats from 2019 and some trends to keep an eye on as we hit the new decade. Many of the most dangerous attacks will look a lot like the ones...
there are some simple steps you can take today to help reduce your exposure to IoT threats. Are they password protected? How are they updated? Are they running unnecessary services which may expose them to attackers? ...
Here’s a list of best practices to stay secure, broken down by these categories. It’s long, but you can think of it as a knowledge bank you can draw upon to ensure your protection....