Smart security cameras offer an easy, accessible way to keep your home and everything in it safe. However, the connectivity that makes them so convenient may also introduce significant vulnerabilities. There have been multiple accounts of cybercriminals hacking into smart doorbells and similar smart home devices. From there, attackers could spy on people in your home, steal … [Read more...] about How to Hack-Proof Your Home Security Cameras
Network Security
How AI and Machine Learning Help in Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure
Cyber-attacks are becoming increasingly common in today's highly interconnected world. What was once the stuff of fiction novels and movies, is now an everyday reality. Critical infrastructure (CI) industries such as power, oil and gas, dams, mass transit, and water utilities have become major targets. Furthermore, complex geopolitical situations are resulting in rival nations … [Read more...] about How AI and Machine Learning Help in Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure
Are Digital Door Locks Safe from Cyber Attacks?
In an age where every aspect of life is digital or technological, it makes humans wonder how much their livelihoods are in jeopardy. Digital door locks - providing security and peace of mind for countless families with security cameras and advanced keypads - are not a failsafe. Cybercriminals have the potential to hack every piece of machinery. Knowing everything is … [Read more...] about Are Digital Door Locks Safe from Cyber Attacks?
Best Practices for VMware vSphere Backup
Best Practices for VMware vSphere Backup Alex Tray VMWare vSphere virtual environments need to be regularly backed up to ensure vital data is protected. For busy IT teams with limited budgets, any resource or cost savings can be a welcome boost. This article provides some best practices for VMWare vSphere backup. Utilize the power of your VMs Using virtual machines in your … [Read more...] about Best Practices for VMware vSphere Backup
Eliminating Weak Links in Your Company’s Security
Devastating exploits like EternalBlue get a great deal of media coverage, making people think the most important layer of security revolves around timely software patches. This is somewhat of a misconception distracting IT staff from things like critical configuration flaws, which are just as common and cannot be remedied by simply applying updates and patches. Some of these … [Read more...] about Eliminating Weak Links in Your Company’s Security
