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Cybersecurity

Spam Filters: Recommended for Productivity, Critical for Security

Spam filters are tools which identify whether or not incoming emails contain unwanted or harmful content—and it automatically flags and quarantines any emails if so. Therefore, it acts as an additional layer of security, through determining whose messages actually deserve attention, and by controlling whose messages actually arrive at your inbox.Read More…

Tags: business operations, Cybersecurity, endpoint protection, malware, phishing, ransomware, Security, spam filters,
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Cloud Security

The Evolution of Cybersecurity: The Risks of Working from Home – A Zero Trust Approach (Part 4)

Whether it be improved flexibility or improved productivity, working remotely entails a variety of added benefits. However, there are cybersecurity risks which accompany these benefits. This entry in The Evolution of Cybersecurity series will detail what the risks associated with working from home are, the threats cybercriminals employ, and how a zero trust approach can help in their mitigation.

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Tags: Cybersecurity, Eavesdropping, malware, MFA, phishing, ransomware, Remote Work, Zero Trust,
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Cloud Security

The Evolution of Cybersecurity: Multi-Factor Authentication (Part 3)

When you’re logging in to an account, whether it be for work, entertainment, social media, or so on, multi-factor authentication means that one single authentication factor isn’t sufficient to gain access. The term “multi”, in multi-factor authentication, suggests that at least two or more authentication factors are required to log in successfully. Here are the possible forms of authentication factors:

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Tags: cloud, cloud security, Cybersecurity, Duo, endpoint protection, malware, managed detection and response, MFA, multi-factor authentication, passcode, passphrase, password, phishing, ransomware,