Crypto Malware vs Ransomware: What Are the Main Differences?
Mining cryptocurrencies require extensive computational power and time. When the complexity of the mining becomes more intense, more energy is needed.
How Does Data Loss Prevention Work?
Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is an essential tool for businesses to protect sensitive data from cybercriminals. Companies can prevent sensitive data from being exposed online or downloaded using DLP. Companies use DLP to block specific content types or users from...
What Is Data Loss Prevention, And Why Is It Important?
Data loss prevention (DLP) capabilities are top of mind for most organizations coping with the need to comply with privacy regulations, data theft issues, and email encryption mandates. Corporate financials, client lists, and supply chain workflows remain the top target...
How to Prevent Zero-Day Attacks
“Zero-Day.” Sounds ominous, doesn’t it? Like our last day on Earth. In the cyber threat intelligence and security industry, a zero-day vulnerability is nearly as frightening as that. It refers to a software vulnerability that has never been detected on...
Insider Threats: 4 Ways to Prevent Data Leaks
You might find it hard to sleep at night if you think a pesky mosquito is lurking somewhere in the corner of your bedroom preparing to pounce and drain you of a few drops of blood. How much harder would...
Benefits of Cloud Security Controls
Introduction Cloud technology has grabbed the attention of many businesses worldwide. A growing number of companies are switching to cloud deployment of systems and services rather than on-premises deployment. The benefits of cloud computing are undeniable, but at the same...