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How to Spot and Avoid Grandparent Scams

Jul 16, 2024 By Ashley D'Andrea In Keeper
Grandparent scams happen when a cybercriminal impersonates a victim’s family member, such as a grandchild, to convince them that there is an emergency. Despite the name of this scam, the victim doesn’t always have to be a grandparent or grandchild. The primary goal of these scams is to extort money from a victim by pretending that their loved one is in danger.
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Top 4 Strategies to Demonstrate Cybersecurity's Value in the Boardroom

Jul 16, 2024 By Kovrr In Kovrr
Cybersecurity expertise is notoriously absent from the boardroom. Only last year, a market analysis found that a mere 12% of US Fortune 500 companies have a board member with adequate knowledge of cyber risk management. However, increased cybersecurity regulations, coupled with heightened cyber event costs, have begun to highlight the need to rectify this void as soon as possible.
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New Report: How SME IT Professionals Really Feel About Security, AI, MSPs, and More

Jul 16, 2024 By Kate Lake In JumpCloud
Twice a year, JumpCloud commissions a survey of IT professionals working at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). These surveys examine pressing current matters like the security landscape, emerging technologies, job outlook, and more. JumpCloud’s latest report was released on July 16. It surveyed 612 IT decision-makers in the U.K. and U.S. to get a read on the SME IT market, both today and where IT professionals think it’s headed in the future.
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What is Protected Health Information (PHI)? And why is it important?

Jul 16, 2024 By Steven In IDStrong
“Safeguarding personal health information (PHI) is governed under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).” Protecting identifiable health data is the responsibility of everyone who comes into contact with it, including covered entities. Healthcare providers, health plan companies, school districts not covered under FERPA, universities, employers, and federal, state, and local government agencies are mandated to protect PHI data from any security risk.
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The most common entry points for ransomware attacks

Jul 16, 2024 By Parablu In Parablu
In this insightful discussion, Anand Prahlad, CEO and President of Parablu, poses a crucial question about ransomware threats: "What do you think are some of the most common entry points for ransomware into organizations? And do you think organizations are doing enough to defend themselves in these vulnerable areas?" Ashok Kumar Ratnagiri, Associate VP of Information Security at EdgeVerve and Co-Founder of Security BSides Bangalore Community, shares his expert insights on this pressing issue.
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OpenShift Deployment Planning Guide

Jul 16, 2024 By Rodolfo Casas In Trilio
OpenShift, Red Hat’s enterprise-grade Kubernetes platform, has become the cornerstone for organizations embracing containerization. Its ability to streamline application development, deployment, and scaling across hybrid and multi-cloud environments is undeniable. However, successful OpenShift deployment is far from a walk in the park. The intricacies of container orchestration, data management, and maintaining high availability can quickly overwhelm even experienced IT teams.
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Signs of Malware Infection and How To Remove It

Jul 16, 2024 By Ashley D'Andrea In Keeper
Malware is malicious software that can infect your device in many ways, like when you download a free game or movie. Some signs that your device is infected with malware include random pop-ups, freezing or slowing down, suddenly limited storage space and apps you don’t remember installing. Continue reading to learn the 10 most common signs that your device has a malware infection, how to remove malware from your device and how to protect your devices from becoming infected.
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What is a Ponzi Schemes: History and Examples

Jul 16, 2024 By Steven In IDStrong
Ponzo schemes continue to grow in complexity and notoriety. These schemes are not transactions or one-time hacks. “Ponzi schemes are fraudulent business operations that promise high returns with little or no risk, claiming investors' money will go towards a legitimate investment.” Investors believe they will score huge returns from their initial investment, yet most only realize once it is too late that the entire scheme is doomed to fail from the beginning.
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How to Stay Away from LinkedIn Scams

Jul 16, 2024 By Steven In IDStrong
LinkedIn is the world's largest professional networking service for accountants, policemen, politicians, advertising professionals, business executives, college students, investment bankers, and consultants. Most use LinkedIn to connect with others and help with career development, new business contacts, and professional networking. However, job scams and other online cybercriminals use LinkedIn features for fraudulent activities.
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