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The top 11 phishing email subject lines SMBs should look out for
Phishing is the biggest threat facing SMBs, according to the 2018 Webroot SMB Pulse Report.
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Websites are attacked 58 times a day, even when patched properly
More than half (55%) of malware infected sites were running on their latest core versions when they were attacked, according to a recent SiteLock report.
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Oops! Google accidentally changed the battery settings for a bunch of Android users
The battery saver feature was turned on as an 'internal experiment,' which Google has since rolled back.
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Android Security Bulletin September 2018: What you need to know
Another month where Android finds itself with a mixture of Critical and High vulnerabilities. Jack Wallen offers highlights.
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How to use the Android Pie lockdown mode
Jack Wallen walks you activating and enabling Android Pie's new lockdown mode and shows why you should use it.
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Top 5 ways to block spam calls
Those annoying spam calls are on the rise. Tom Merritt has five solutions.
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German manufacturers lose $50B to cyber attacks, SMBs at greatest risk
A quarter of German manufacturing companies reported losing sensitive mobile phone data, according to a Bitkom survey.
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Why 31% of data breaches lead to employees getting fired
North America is the region where C-Suite leaders are most likely to be blamed for a breach.
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Google reinstates www to URLs in Chrome after user backlash, but only temporarily
Less than a week after Chrome was updated to hide the "www" from users, Google have put the subdomain back into the address bar.
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Microsoft Office is more dangerous than you think: Docs deliver 45% of all malware
Malicious Microsoft Office attachments are more common than malicious batch scripts and PowerShell scripts, according to Cofense. Here's how to protect your business.
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Facebook data privacy scandal: A cheat sheet
Read about the saga of Facebook's failures in ensuring privacy for user data, including how it relates to Cambridge Analytica, the GDPR, the Brexit campaign, and the 2016 US presidential election.
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BlackBerry's ambitious target: Protecting everything from smartphones to cities
BlackBerry Security Summit London: CEO John Chen details how the company wants to harness machine learning and AI.
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Awful military and government LinkedIn passwords highlight need for 2FA, new policies
Password inadequacy remains a top threat in internet security, according to a new report from WatchGuard Technologies.
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What to expect from cyber-attacks during an election year
Jake Dilemani, Senior Vice President Mercury Communication, explains how cyber-attacks targeting communication systems and critical infrastructure can alter the course of history.
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Why behavioral biometrics are the next hot security technology
Biometrics, from fingerprints to iris- and facial-recognition, are advancing, with behavioral biometrics quickly becoming the security access of choice, says BioCatch VP Frances Zelazny.
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