Log4j Zero-Day Flaw: Update on the High-Profile Security Vulnerability

• December 14th, 2021
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• Data Protection, Firewall, Network Security

A vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228, also known as Log4Shell or LogJam) in the Java-based logging utility Log4j has caused widespread panic on the internet as security experts rushed to patch the flaw.

What is a Personal Firewall?

• May 9th, 2021
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• Data Privacy, Data Protection, Firewall, Network Security, Online Privacy, Online Safety, PC security

Firewalls are a term many know as protective of their computers from cyberattacks, but not many know what they do and why they need it (if at all). In this article, we will explore the Firewall, its use, importance, the differences between a personal Firewall and one used for enterprises and large organizations, and what our recommendation for a great Firewall.

Is it Real or not? How to Spot phishing Emails

• April 12th, 2021
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• anti-phishing, Data Privacy, Data Protection, Online Privacy, Online Safety, PC security, Phishing Protection

It has become virtually impossible to distinguish nowadays between a real and a fake email from a well-known company, especially one you’re likely a customer/member of, as the design, logo, and name seem so real. But knowing which emails are real and which are phishing emails is crucial and can save you money and problems in the future.

2020’s Top 10 Phishing Brands

• March 4th, 2021
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• Data Privacy, Data Protection, Online Privacy, Phishing Protection

With 2020 behind us, it is now possible to take a look back and analyze the different cybercrime trends that took place in order to be more prepared in 2021. One of the most popular form of cyberattacks is phishing, and as it usually comes in the form of emails from well-known brands, they can often be deceiving.

How Small Businesses Can Avoid Cyberattacks in 2021

• January 19th, 2021
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• antivirus, Data Privacy, Data Protection, Mobile Security, PC security

Across 2020 – and, most likely, throughout 2021 – the priority of small business owners has been weathering the storm brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. That’s understandable, given the challenges and unique threats from Covid-19. However, the danger posed by cybercriminals has not gone away; in fact, the evidence points to the contrary. The FBI reported huge increases in cybercrime against businesses and individuals in 2020 – a 400% increase in some cases – as hackers looked to exploit the upheaval caused by the pandemic.