Information Security
Considering a cloud security certification? As cloud computing grows, so does the demand for specialized cloud cybersecurity skills. We take you through the top certifications to elevate your career.
By Mark Gill in Information Security on February 19, 2024
Modern cars are data-collecting machines that can record what you look like, what you sound like and how you think and act. We find out why this personal information is so valuable and who's benefiting.
By Justin Schamotta in Information Security on February 13, 2024
Message authentication codes (MACs) and hash-based message authentication codes (HMACs) are tools used in cryptography to verify data integrity.
By Kyle Schurman in Information Security on October 8, 2023
Your browser's spellchecker may well be spying on you. This post looks at what spell-jacking is and what you can do to mitigate it.
By Marc Dahan in Information Security on September 18, 2023
Getting suspicious messages from someone claiming to be Geek Squad? We’ll break down how this email scam works so you don’t end up accidentally losing money to scammers. 
By Ian Garland in Information Security on September 13, 2023
Need to find your network security key but don’t know where to start? We explain what a network security key is and how to locate it on operating systems including Windows and Mac.
By Mark Gill in Information Security on August 5, 2023
Over the last six years, there have been 858 ransomware attacks on manufacturing companies across the globe. Our research looks at the cost of these attacks, the amount of downtime caused, and the ransoms and data theft involved. 
By Rebecca Moody in Information Security on December 4, 2024
Cybersecurity professionals have never been so desperately needed. The statistics below reveal exactly what’s happened in the field of cybersecurity over the last few years.
By Ian Garland in Information Security on May 23, 2023
What is a tracking pixel, and why are they important? Here’s everything you need to know about the hidden technology used to keep tabs on your online movements, typically for marketing purposes. 
By James Milin-Ashmore in Information Security on February 26, 2023
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