Cybersecurity incidents have increased significantly; therefore, regulatory bodies are working religiously towards releasing patches on time. This week’s cyber news headlines cover some of the important developments that have taken place over the last week.
Email scams continue to pose significant risks to online data, finances, and accounts. This article discusses the elements involved, the top email scams of the year, and the practices that cybercriminals are using for evolved email scams. It also shares key statistics for email and phishing scams and how to avoid all email scams.
The cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve rapidly, with threat actors evolving their modus operandi every week to target individuals and organizations worldwide. Here are the latest cybersecurity headlines to follow this week:
In 193 AD, the royal guard killed the Roman emperor. Then the empire was auctioned off to one Didius Julianus in 193 AD. Julianus had paid somewhere around $1 billion in today’s money. Unfortunately, the guards had scammed Julianus by selling something that didn’t belong to them. Julianus was emperor for a few weeks before he was overthrown. (more…)
Data privacy and protection are probably 2 of your biggest concerns when running a business only.
So we’re going to talk about 11 ways you can do to protect user data, the difference between data privacy and protection, data protection laws, and other important information you should know about online safety.
Office 365 Tenant to Tenant migration is one the most confusing features in Office 365. In this post, Migrate Office 365 tenant to tenant, we are going to discuss various scenarios for tenant to tenant migration, benefits of tenant to tenant migration, and step by step tenant to tenant migration.
Since cyberattacks are becoming more and more common these days, staying abreast of the latest news headlines is important to learn from them and keep our information assets secure. This week’s cybersecurity news headlines cover some significant patches and fixes. Read on to find out what’s happening in cyberspace. (more…)
Digital keys are the keys to email authentication, which basically means they verify you’re actually the person who sent the email you claim to be. While Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft all offer their own versions of digital keys, the most popular one is DKIM, which stands for DomainKeys Identified Mail. Basically, DKIM is a set of parameters for digital keys, which let email recipients know they are who they claim to be. Because the DKIM keys are stored in servers, the authentication works even if your email is hacked.
Constantly working to save Google and its users from serious threats, the Threat Analysis Group (TAG) continues to publish analyses on various evolving threats like commercial surveillance vendors, serious criminal operators, and government-backed attackers. Continuing the legacy, they recently shared intelligence on a new segment of attackers called hack-for-hire. Such hackers focus on compromising victims’ accounts and extracting data as a service. Read on to know more about this group.
Gone are the days when only a password and anti-virus could protect systems from malicious actors. Newer and more sophisticated cyberattack vectors are being invented daily, so it is now important to consider ransomware protection, especially when it comes to protecting your organization’s information assets. Following the latest cybersecurity news headlines is also essential. Therefore, we bring you the major cyber news headlines from the past week: