Information Security
Sandboxing is a way of isolating specific programs and apps. We’ll explore why it’s so useful and tell you to go about creating sandboxes of your own.
By Jon Watson in Information Security on April 2, 2024
If a collection agent calls demanding money you received in this year's tax return, you might be the
By Paul Bischoff in Information Security on February 20, 2018
Botnets are enslaved computers that hackers use to hide their identities when they launch attacks. T
By Stephen Cooper in Information Security on August 24, 2018
Getting lots of spam text messages? You're a victim of what's known as "smishing," a text message form of phishing that's getting worse every year. We find out how smishing works and how to stop it.
By Sam Cook in Information Security on November 22, 2023
30+ free tools to help you identify website weak points, making you less vulnerable to cyber attack
By Penny Hoelscher in Information Security on October 1, 2024
Do the benefits of a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy outweigh any security concerns? We explore what the risks are and how best to limit them.
By Penny Hoelscher in Information Security on April 24, 2024
This guide will teach you how to recognize secure websites you can trust and how to spot fake ones run by fraudsters looking to scam you.
By Sam Cook in Information Security on April 2, 2024
In this article we'll break out the most important aspects of internet safety and security into bite
By Jon Watson in Information Security on June 8, 2022
Whether you’re new to the field or a seasoned penetration tester, the numerous cybersecurity organisations and events around the world can help you stay up to date with changes in the field. We’ve rounded up the best of what’s on offer. 
By Aimee O'Driscoll in Information Security on January 26, 2024
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