cybersecurity

Our personal, digital, national and military security depend on a safe cyber space.

6 Password Security Risks and How to Avoid Them
You know what? People suck at passwords. We use weak passwords, we reuse passwords. Or we write down passwords or store them in equally insecure ways. These practices make our data very vulnerable. It’s no surprise then that attackers go after them.
By Cypress Data Defense6 years ago in 01
How to Do Security Testing Manually: 12 Effective Ways
Cybersecurity attacks are becoming more prominent for businesses around the world. With evolving attacks, about 68% of business leaders feel their cybersecurity risks are growing.
By Cypress Data Defense6 years ago in 01
Encryption is the only thing protecting our kids on the internet today
We as parents are supposed to be extra cautious when letting our kids use the internet. But sadly, that’s not the case. I’m not talking about setting up parental control to block 18+ content, but rather, I’m talking about sharing every little detail about our children online.
By Timothy Marzano6 years ago in 01
What You Should Know About Using a VPN
The internet is an incredible resource. With a few simple clicks of a button, you can find answers to questions, locate businesses, purchase goods or services, and connect with family or friends across the globe.
By Mikkie Mills6 years ago in 01
Security Authentication vs. Authorization: What You Need to Know
Software terminologies can be confusing. Many words may sound similar but are different aspects of computer security and networking, and sometimes, it’s hard to tell them apart.
By Cypress Data Defense6 years ago in 01
How to Perform Threat Modeling & Security Analysis in 5 Steps
Want to learn how to perform threat modeling? Then, you are in the right place. But before that, let us quickly discuss why it is important to perform threat modeling and security analysis.
By Cypress Data Defense6 years ago in 01
How Reliable to use a Digital Certificate for Web Security?
Digital Certificate is used for security over the online website which is an electronic message in the form of an attachment. The Digital Certificate or Public Key Certificate (PKC) is necessary for the server owner’s identification and claiming the true identity based on digital information. When you are coming for web security, then digital certification is the main thing for it. It is a public key that comes with the entity and used in the form of a cryptographic link. The link is seen to exist between the entities in which you all own it.
By Peter6 years ago in 01
5 Critical Security Risks of Cloud Storage and How to Avoid Them When Working Remotely
Cloud storage services, with its benefits and versatility, are rising in popularity. The high demand has nurtured the growth of a thriving industry because it offers easy-to-use, affordable, and scalable services that are accessible from remote locations.
By Julie Weishaar6 years ago in 01
9 Secure Code Review Best Practices For Your Web Application
Modern web applications are feature-rich to provide a seamless user experience and intuitive flow through business data and logic.
By Cypress Data Defense6 years ago in 01
6 Ways a VPN Protects Your Internet Privacy
Internet privacy has soared to new heights as a popular topic among internet users. Many people are already aware of clearing caches and cookies to leave no trace of their activity to websites to do what they want with it. With a virtual private network or VPN, protecting credentials and other sensitive information from the internet has never been easier. But what activities can a VPN assist internet users with? Read on to get educated on one of the most powerful privacy tools of internet history.
By Paisley Hansen6 years ago in 01
Remote Workforce Security Best Practices for Small Businesses Transitioning to Work-From-Home (WFH)
Remote and flexible working arrangements are what talented workers look for when choosing which businesses offer a work environment amenable to their needs and wants.
By Julie Weishaar6 years ago in 01
Vulnerability Management
One consistent avenue for attackers to exploit businesses is through discovering vulnerabilities in software and other systems before vendors can issue patches. These vulnerabilities often go undetected for long periods of time and can potentially allow direct access to an attacker.
By Cypress Data Defense6 years ago in 01