A recent study highlights that most passwords are cracked in less than an hour, with many in just one minute. “Mobile devices have become extensions of ourselves and require comprehensive protection against emerging vulnerabilities,” says Rafael Conde from Softtek. Read the full article from Diario EL PAÍS to understand the cybersecurity landscape and how to protect your data 🔗 https://lnkd.in/drf7_x3r
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Change Your Password Day professes a cybersecurity message https://lnkd.in/eJEyiQ-g On February 1, 2024, the globe commemorated International Change Your Password Day, an occasion unfamiliar to many tech enthusiasts regarding its origin. This annual observance was initially established to promote online safety while accessing web services, emphasizing the critical role passwords play in safeguarding personal data from cyber threats. Major online platforms such as Google and Facebook have adopted a unified password policy, requiring users to use the same password across all affiliated services. While this approach enhances convenience, the potential risk arises if this password falls into the wrong hands, exposing individuals to significant privacy breaches. Security experts advocate […]
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Cyber security continues to be a significant challenge for all organisations however large or small their digital footprint is. While state of the art cyber defences are a must, I hope that organisations will consider the cyber security benefits of offline paper records as a support to their digital operations. #paperindustry #paper #cybersecurity https://lnkd.in/e5bRTe6M
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Cyber insecurity, AI and the rise of the CISO Today’s local government CISO plays a pivotal role in protecting the digital assets and services of a local government, ensuring that its operations are secure, compliant, and resilient against cyber threats. [...] For those without a CISO, it should be understood that each of the following responsibilities is already performed by someone (possibly an overburdened CIO) in some form or fashion. https://lnkd.in/ed4v5NQV
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Change Your Password Day professes a cybersecurity message https://lnkd.in/eWZqM9DW On February 1, 2024, the globe commemorated International Change Your Password Day, an occasion unfamiliar to many tech enthusiasts regarding its origin. This annual observance was initially established to promote online safety while accessing web services, emphasizing the critical role passwords play in safeguarding personal data from cyber threats. Major online platforms such as Google and Facebook have adopted a unified password policy, requiring users to use the same password across all affiliated services. While this approach enhances convenience, the potential risk arises if this password falls into the wrong hands, exposing individuals to significant privacy breaches. Security experts advocate […]
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How to Find Out If Your Information’s on the Dark Web (And What to Do If It Is) https://lnkd.in/ea4ND8ZU If company or employee information ends up on the Dark Web, it can have disastrous results. Like any cybersecurity breach, you have to know about the leak to respond to it, which presents a problem. Many people may not know how to find their information on the Dark Web. It’s entirely likely that your information is on the Dark Web already without your knowledge. In early 2020, experts found 80 access points to major companies’ networks for sale on the Dark Web. With cybercrime trending upward, this issue demands attention. Finding Your Information on the Dark Web The Dark Web […]
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As data security threats continue, it’s become increasingly urgent for organizations to reconsider the effectiveness of age-old online security measures. That includes the trusted password … or does it? Government Technology recently surveyed a range of cybersecurity experts to find out if the password has outlived its relevance. From the news article: “Once considered a near iron-clad weapon of defense against cyber criminals, the password has begun to fall from grace. Effective passwords often require human efforts that many users can’t or simply won’t take the time to make. Many organizations have adapted new security tools that make accounts and sensitive information harder to penetrate using emerging tech with a combination of factors. Are passwords outdated? Read the survey’s findings and more opinions from the experts.
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2moVery informative