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How Businesses Can Fortify Their Cybersecurity Measures
Image Credit: https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1550751827-4bd374c3f58b Cyber threats are commonplace, and every business that operates online is at risk. Regardless of the cybersecurity measures they...
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How to Protect Your Business From Malware Attacks
Credit: https://www.pexels.com/photo/person-with-mask-sitting-while-using-a-computer-5380610/ Malware attacks are a massive threat to businesses of all sizes across industries. Cybercriminals use...
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15 Applications of VPNs (Personal Virtual Private Networks)
Are you looking for a comprehensive answer to the question, “Why do I need to use a VPN?” Read a few applications of VPN (Personal VPN) below. But first, What is a VPN? In simple words, VPN is the...
View ArticleHow to Identify and Prevent Web Scraping Bots?
What are Web Scraping Bots? There are computer programs that automatically visit a website and copy information like content, price, etc. on some/all web pages and pass it on to its owners. These are...
View ArticleMedia Player Apps Can be used to Hack into a System?
Check Point, in its recent blog post, has reported a vulnerability in existing media player apps like VLC, Kodi, etc. using which an attacker can try and take complete control over a user’s system –...
View ArticleInternal Network Segmentation Firewalls: What are these?
What are Internal Network Segmentation Firewalls? Most firewalls are placed on the edge of the network, and with a good reason. But what happens once a threat/malicious code passes through into the...
View ArticleWhat is DNSSEC and Why is it Required?
DNSSEC (Domain Name Systems Security Extensions) is a set of protocols added to the DNS protocol to enhance security. It serves the following main functions – Authenticates and certifies that the DNS...
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Ransomware – An Introduction
What is Ransomware? Ransomware is a malware/malicious software program designed to block or disable access to the data your computer. The program displays a full-screen message on your screen claiming...
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Network Sandbox: Handle Zero-day Attacks & Unknown Malware
Network Sandbox is a technology that enables organizations to analyze, identify and block zero-day attacks and unknown malware, even before a signature is created for them. Most protection methods...
View ArticleEncrypted RDP for Non-Mobile Worker Remote Access?
When we think of remote access, we think of VPN. But is VPN the only option? Why not use encrypted RDP, especially for giving temporary remote access to non-mobile workers? VPN is Virtual Private...
View ArticlePublic Cloud: What Security Can your Business Expect?
Security concerns are often cited as a reason for not hosting enterprise applications/data on the public cloud. In this post, let’s have a glimpse at the level of security offered by AWS, a prominent...
View ArticleBook Review: Malware, Rootkits & Botnets – A Beginner’s Guide
Malware, Rootkits & Botnets – A Beginner’s Guide, written by Christopher C. Elisan, offers a good introduction to information security. Written in a simple language, this book should be useful to...
View ArticlePenetration Testing – An Introduction
Penetration Testing is the name given to methodologies used to test networks, applications, and even people, for security holes. It is done by trained professionals who identify security...
View ArticleA Honeypot can be used as a Network Security tool
What is a honeypot? A honeypot is an isolated and vulnerable system that is deliberately kept in the network in order to attract attackers, study their method of attacks and protect the actual systems...
View ArticleFlame Virus (Worm) – Some good resources to read to know more
Many of us might be familiar with Stuxnet, a major worm that was discovered in the Iranian nuclear facility. More recently the news about another major worm called Flame discovered in Iranian oil...
View ArticleComputer and Network Forensics – An Introduction
Computer/Network Forensics is about finding out and collecting information about an online attack/security breach and presenting it in a way that is permissible in a court of law. Should IT managers be...
View ArticleWhat can Spyware do and How can one Protect against Spyware?
In the Internet era, one doesn’t have to physically access a phone line to tap communications and spy on others. They just need to incite someone to install a piece of software (called spyware) and can...
View ArticleHow to Identify and Prevent Web Scraping Bots?
What are Web Scraping Bots? There are computer programs that automatically visit a website and copy information like content, price, etc. on some/all web pages and pass it on to its owners. These are...
View ArticleMedia Player Apps Can be used to Hack into a System?
Check Point, in its recent blog post, has reported a vulnerability in existing media player apps like VLC, Kodi, etc. using which an attacker can try and take complete control over a user’s system –...
View ArticleInternal Network Segmentation Firewalls: What are these?
What are Internal Network Segmentation Firewalls? Most firewalls are placed on the edge of the network, and with a good reason. But what happens once a threat/malicious code passes through into the...
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