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When a company's website is breached, Google places it on a blacklist containing sites considered dangerous for Internet users. As the saying goes, this adds insult to injury: the damaged site becomes inaccessible and the company's image and profits suffer.
Read more →IT risk is any risk associated with the use of information technology that may have a negative impact on business operations. Managing it means analyzing risks, applying procedures, monitoring them and correcting what does not work.
Read more →The world of Internet security is full of myths and dangerous beliefs. Many small businesses think they are immune to cyberattacks, but statistics show that attackers often prefer poorly protected companies.
Read more →Proper management of a company's IT systems must consider hundreds of variables. This article lists common IT security mistakes in policies, tools, risk management, practices and passwords.
Read more →Employees and executives can become dangerous thieves of information or saboteurs of IT systems. These are eight famous insider-attack stories, with protagonists who entered history and sometimes prison.
Read more →Tripwire and the Ponemon Institute examined the gap between IT security management and the communication culture needed to protect companies. Many professionals do not communicate risks to executives effectively.
Read more →Ten years after the first research on SQL Injection, this vulnerability was still one of the most widespread threats for companies and networks. The article explains how it works and recalls major historical incidents.
Read more →Companies can choose to protect their sensitive data or ignore the problem. Believing that cyberattacks happen only to others leads to financial and reputational damage when exposed vulnerabilities are exploited.
Read more →Studies, surveys and statistics confirm that IT security is underestimated by companies. Kaspersky Lab data showed many organizations were unaware of the real risks of insufficient protection.
Read more →For a long time Europe had no strict time limit for providers to report attacks. The debate focused on whether very short notification deadlines can protect users without creating false alarms.
Read more →A free password cracker, ocl-Hashcat-plus, made life harder for anyone relying on very long but predictable combinations. Length matters, but originality matters more.
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