Cyber Security

<p>Those days are long gone when just having a strong password was sufficient for an organization&#8217;s or individual&#8217;s security needs. Today, malicious actors can crack a password in seconds using sophisticated algorithms. Dual authentication can ensure better security for your business by providing a second layer of defense. </p> <p>Ever since the advent of the internet, </p>

<p>With ransomware attacks steadily rising, merely following Industry best practices may not be the only solution to counter ransomware attacks, instead organizations must understand the modus operandi of such attacks, intent, and countermeasure to effectively dealing with ransomware attacks.</p> <p>Regardless of a business’s size or location, almost every industry is under malicious actors’ prying eyes. </p>

<p style="text-align: center;">Every business organization must have an effective and robust cybersecurity strategy to prevent malicious actors (or hackers) from trying to barge into your organization&#8217;s network periphery. Your best move is to integrate cybersecurity into your business culture  – &#8216;build security in.&#8217; Having a proactive approach towards cybersecurity is the need of the </p>

Keeping your network and data safe from the bad guys is tougher to do now than ever before.

<p>October is Cyber Security Awareness month, so it’s a good time to take a look at your cyber security strategy. Are you doing enough to safeguard your business against waves of cyber attacks and threats from modern bad guys? If you’ve been approaching security the same way for the past 10 years, chances are </p>

<p>Cyber security is an ever-present consideration for modern businesses. Once, network connectivity was a feature that provided communication and other value, but today, with companies increasingly using the cloud and customers expecting a higher level of engagement, your network is your lifeblood. The old ways of securing the perimeter and hoping for the best </p>