Ransomware protection: Do people hold the ultimate power? Standfirst: Cyber criminals rely on exploiting human nature to launch a ransomware attack. Here’s how to help people turn the tables. Provided this isn’t your first day in cybersecurity, you’ll know this much:...
DORA: What the Digital Operational Resilience Act means for your organization Cybersecurity is full of incredible people doing very clever things and putting the work in. Unfortunately, cybercriminals have been working hard too, and cyberattacks are on the rise. It’s...
LONG READ Ransomware: The ultimate guide for 2023 Definition of ransomware How does ransomware work The history of ransomware Ransomware's most wanted How to prevent ransomware Ransomware FAQS Introduction Ransomware is one of the most serious and damaging...
Romance fraud: The real cost of love, and why your organization could have to pay up Let’s face it: love can be hard to find. We’re worried about looking in the wrong places, saying the wrong thing, overthinking things. And fraudsters know it. What’s more, they will...
Love and loss: The stats behind romance scams The Blues Brothers are never wrong—everybody needs somebody to love. And, helpfully, any online dating site or social media platform can put endless romantic possibilities within reach. The turn-off? A person looking for...
Nudge science: The behavioral research behind cybersecurity nudges Fact: The human brain is optimized for efficiency. We make unconscious decisions based on instinct and intuition to get sh*t done. But that leaves a lot of room for error and bias. Two things that can...
