Since the very first lockdown on March 26th, 2020, online fraud, identity theft, and cyber attacks have increased. The five things every person, company, and
Cybercriminals see businesses that fail to train their employees on cybersecurity as an opportunity to exploit. Hackers can gain access and infiltrate your systems through means that appear legitimate if they can obtain details or information from your employees.
Brute force attacks have been taking place for many years, and while the techniques are widely known, many companies and individuals remain vulnerable to them. Here we look at brute force penetration and what companies and their workers can do to protect themselves.
Authenticating access to any account, network, or application is a vital process. Traditionally this has been achieved with a username and password. However, passwords can be weak and offer poor cybersecurity, putting companies, customers, and data at severe risk.
Credential stuffing is a term that you often hear. Here we give you the information you need to understand what credential stuffing is, answer your FAQs and share what you can do to protect your business from credential stuffing attacks.
As a penetration tester, you know more about vulnerabilities, not just for companies but personally. You know how easy it is for cyber attackers to access and collect personal information, a process known as data harvesting.