The war against malware and malicious websites never ends. But with a little intel and some firepower, your team can keep your office and your clients safe.
See the top 10 ISPs that host the most malware. Also find out which countries are rising in the malware market and which file types to watch out for.
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Pretend PCI DSS compliance is a highbar. How you handle cardholder data will determine whether you have to throw a small, light portion of your network over the bar or the whole hulking mass of it.
IT service providers can make compliance easier -- but how?
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The top cause of security vulnerabilities are outdated and unpatched systems. See the data to prove it, and know which types of systems are more commonly out of date.
Inside you'll see the top 10 external security vulnerabilities, the top 10 internal vulnerabilities, and the most common causes, all found in the 2014 Global Threat Intelligence Report.
Continue readingThis year's Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report has a lighter tone, but its data and analysis are as sobering as ever.
Get insights and charts from the report, and see which types of security incidents happen most often in your clients' industries.
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IT providers, do you have clients in healthcare? Do you handle their patient data? If yes, then you are almost certainly required to protect that data by HIPAA.
HIPAA calls this data “electronic protected health information,” or ePHI. Essentially, it is electronic information about a patient. It can be anything from a patient’s phone number to a recent diagnosis.
HIPAA requires healthcare organizations to protect this data. It also requires their “business associates” to protect it – and that includes their IT service providers.
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Hacked small businesses are rarely in the news. Your SMB clients might hear about the breach at Target, but they never hear about the local auto dealer who lost more than $20,000 to cybercrime.
This gives SMBs a false sense of security. They think they are too small for hackers to bother. The truth is that they are breached far more often than large firms.
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Heartbleed is a major security flaw discovered in certain versions of OpenSSL. The bug can allow attackers to eavesdrop on communications, impersonate users, or steal data thought to be encrypted and secure.
