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7 Essential SEO Tools for Every Digital Marketer

Are you struggling to improve your website's ranking? In the ever-evolving world of digital marketing, having the right tools can make a big difference. These tools help you optimize your site, analyze data, and stay ahead of your competitors. Let's explore seven essential SEO tools that every digital marketer should use. Each tool serves a unique purpose and can help you achieve your SEO goals. Are you ready to take your SEO to the next level? Let's dive in and discover these powerful tools.

Don't Let Your Old iPhone Gather Dust: Sell it for Cash Now

In today's fast-paced tech world, new smartphone models are constantly being released, leaving many of us with old devices collecting dust in a drawer. If you have an old iPhone lying around, don't let it go to waste. Instead, consider selling it for cash. Not only can this provide a financial boost, but it's also an environmentally friendly choice. Here's a simple guide on why and how you should sell your old iPhone.

ThreatQuotient is positioned as the Leader in the 2024 SPARK MatrixTM for Digital Threat Intelligence Management by Quadrant Knowledge Solutions for Third Consecutive Year

The Quadrant Knowledge Solutions SPARK Matrix™ provides competitive analysis and ranking of the leading Digital Threat Intelligence Management vendors. ThreatQuotient, with its comprehensive technology for Digital Threat Intelligence Management, has received strong ratings across the parameters of technology excellence and customer impact.

Is over-focusing on privacy hampering the push to take full advantage of AI?

Customer data needs to be firewalled and if protected properly can still be used for valuable analytics In 2006, British mathematician Clive Humby declared that data is the new oil-and so could be the fuel source for a new, data-driven Industrial Revolution.

Stop your employees from sharing credentials

Need help with a task while you’re out of the office? Sharing your login details with a colleague can seem harmless. However, this seemingly innocent act can lead to unintended consequences, especially if you’re using the same credentials across multiple platforms. Imagine the implications if those shared credentials grant access to your company's network. That's why it's crucial to prioritise security over convenience, and prevent password sharing.

Is AI-generated code secure? Maybe. Maybe not.

Generative AI has emerged as the next big thing that will transform the way we build software. Its impact will be as significant as open source, mobile devices, cloud computing—indeed, the internet itself. We’re seeing Generative AI’s impacts already, and according to the recent Gartner Hype Cycle for Artificial Intelligence, AI may ultimately be able to automate as much as 30% of the work done by developers.

Streamlining CLI Authentication: Implementing OAuth Login in Python

When building an application that requires user authentication, implementing a secure login flow is critical. In this article, we'll walk through how we created a robust OAuth login flow for ggshield, our Python-based command line tool, to streamline the onboarding process for our users.

Embracing BYOD Security with Managed AppleIDs

I am excited to see Apple’s recent expansion of identity support in Apple Business Manager, their device and app lifecycle management tool for the enterprise. Simply put, it enables wider adoption of Managed Apple IDs by allowing organizations to use corporate email addresses as corporate Apple IDs, and integrate with a broader range of identity providers (IdPs) beyond Google Workspace and Microsoft Entra ID.

Social Media Cybersecurity: Don't Let Employees Be Your Weakest Link

Maintaining an active social media presence can be a great way to improve brand visibility and generate leads, but it also opens the door to cybersecurity risks — from phishing scams and malware to identify theft and data breaches. If employees accidentally post confidential information or click dodgy links via corporate accounts, cybercriminals can launch malicious attacks that can cause lasting damage to your business (67% of data breaches result from human error).