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5 Cyber Security Trends and What We Can Look Forward to Next Year CyberSecurityData PrivacyHackers
September 19, 2025

5 Cyber Security Trends and What We Can Look Forward to Next Year

Why Cyber Security Trends Matter Now In today’s digital-first economy, cyber threats evolve at a faster pace than ever before. From ransomware to AI-driven attacks, hackers continue to find new ways to exploit vulnerabilities. At the same time, businesses and governments are under pressure to strengthen defenses, protect sensitive data, and remain compliant with evolving regulations. The stakes are high.…
A Detailed Guide to the Different Types of Cyber Security Threats CyberSecurityHackersMalvertisingSecurity
June 15, 2022

A Detailed Guide to the Different Types of Cyber Security Threats

Cyber security threats come in all shapes and sizes - from viruses and malware to phishing scams and ransomware. In this guide, we'll take a look at the different types of cyber security threats out there so that you can be better prepared to protect yourself against them. Types of Cyber Security Threats Phishing Phishing is a type of cyberattack…
Is Office 365 Safe from Ransomware? CyberSecurityHackersMalvertisingSecuritySoftware
June 8, 2022

Is Office 365 Safe from Ransomware?

Ransomware is a type of malware that locks users' computer files and demands a payment from the user to release them. Recently, ransomware has become more common, with multiple high-profile attacks hitting victims across the globe. While most people are familiar with the idea of ransomware, many may not know that office 365 is also susceptible to this type of…
Malvertising Simply Explained CyberSecurityHackersMalvertising
February 2, 2021

Malvertising Simply Explained

What is Malvertising? Malvertising (a combination of the two words "malicious and advertising") is a type of cyber tactic that attempts to spread malware through online advertisements. This malicious attack typically involves injecting malicious or malware-laden advertisements into legitimate online advertising networks and websites. The code then redirects users to malicious websites, allowing hackers to target the users. In the past, reputable websites such as The…
SolarWinds Orion: The Biggest Hack of the Year CyberSecurityHackersSecurity
December 21, 2020

SolarWinds Orion: The Biggest Hack of the Year

Federal agencies faced one of their worst nightmares this past week when they were informed of a massive compromise by foreign hackers within their network management software. An emergency directive from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) instructed all agencies using SolarWinds products to review their networks and disconnect or power down the company’s Orion software. Orion has been used by the government for years and the software operates…
How Microsoft and U.S. Cyber Command Struck Back Against TrickBot Malware CyberSecurityHackers
November 3, 2020

How Microsoft and U.S. Cyber Command Struck Back Against TrickBot Malware

The Growing Threat: Why TrickBot Malware Had to Be Stopped By 2020, TrickBot had infected over a million devices globally. It was not just an IT headache—it was a looming national security threat. With the potential to lock voter systems or manipulate public infrastructure, its presence before a major election posed too large a risk to ignore. TrickBot's infrastructure relied…
NCSAM WEEK 4 ; The Future of Internet Connected Devices CyberSecurityData PrivacyHackers
October 27, 2020

NCSAM WEEK 4 ; The Future of Internet Connected Devices

  A decade ago, the average household would not be able to answer their front door from miles away via a smartphone, or order dinner by simply speaking to a small box. These things may have been customary in Hollywood spy films, but now they can be found in nearly every home across America. These internet connected devices are what…
NCSAM Week 2 ; Securing Devices at Home and Work CyberSecurityData PrivacyHackersSecurity
October 13, 2020

NCSAM Week 2 ; Securing Devices at Home and Work

Securing Devices at Home and Work According to a 2018 study by CNBC, there were over 70% of employees around the world working remotely at least one day per week. With the recent COVID-19 pandemic, many organizations have had to make full-time remote work an option just to stay in business. As full-time remote workers are progressively more common, there still…
Celebrating National Cyber Security Awareness Month Data PrivacyHackersSecurity
October 6, 2020

Celebrating National Cyber Security Awareness Month

Celebrating National Cyber Security Awareness Month Every October since 2004, National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) is observed in the United States. Started by the National Cyber Security Division within the Department of Homeland Security and the nonprofit National Cyber Security Alliance, the NCSAM aims to spread awareness about the importance of cybersecurity. The National Cyber Security Alliance launched NCSAM as a large effort to improve online…
Apple’s Bug Bounty Program: How Apple Uses Ethical Hackers to Strengthen Security AppleData PrivacyHackersSecurity
September 15, 2020

Apple’s Bug Bounty Program: How Apple Uses Ethical Hackers to Strengthen Security

Why Apple Pays Hackers to Hack Their Own Systems When most people think about cybersecurity, they imagine firewalls, encryption, and internal IT teams working behind the scenes. Apple takes security even further. One of the most effective tools in its defense strategy is Apple’s Bug Bounty Program, a structured system that rewards independent researchers for responsibly identifying vulnerabilities before malicious…
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