[ad_1] It is a fact that the COVID-19 pandemic forced us to go online whether it be working from home (WFH) or meeting people online. Another pandemic that is hardly ever addressed among users is cybercriminals and their ever increasing sophistication in tricking unsuspected victims into scams. From social media to online dating websites and...Read More

[ad_1] The Internal Revenue Service is urging people to stay resolute against ongoing scams and schemes by properly securing computers, tablets and phones. Solid cybersecurity protection and scam recognition is vital to reduce the threat of identity theft inside and outside the tax system. The IRS works closely with the Security Summit, a partnership with...Read More

[ad_1] Active Defense & Deception,Business Continuity Management / Disaster Recovery,Critical Infrastructure Security Cyber Officials on Alert as Putin Advances, Hacktivists Continue EffortsDan Gunderman (dangun127) •March 16, 2022     Flags of the United States and Ukraine in an image courtesy of RescueWarrior via Pixabay War in Ukraine continues into its third week, and Russia is...Read More

[ad_1] AI systems are becoming increasingly larger and complex, but despite the technology’s progress, they exhibit higher levels of toxic behaviors, according to the latest AI Index Report. The 2022 report, the development of which was led by Stanford University’s Institute for Human-Centered AI, analyses how machine learning affects research and development, economies, and policy-making...Read More

[ad_1] Google’s Chrome OS has been the operating system for most of entry-level laptops, which are usually called Chromebooks. It seems that Google is finally planning to rebrand its desktop operating system by dropping the space completely from the name. Now, the operating system has been referred to as Chrome OS (two words), according to...Read More

[ad_1] Super Bowl Sunday wasn’t so super for the San Francisco 49ers as the team yesterday reportedly confirmed a “network security incident” that affected some of its corporate IT network systems. According to the AP, the incident came in the form of a ransomware attack by the infamous BlackByte cybercrime gang, which posted purportedly pilfered invoices...Read More

[ad_1] Our Field CTO and Director of Sales Engineering, Jeff Moncrief, was recently featured on the ISTARI Voices podcast. The topic at hand was ‘Demystifying Zero Trust’ for modern enterprise and shifting the security paradigm from devices and boundaries to Identity. In case you missed the podcast, we’ll cover some highlights right here. Sonrai is...Read More

[ad_1] Unraveling viral disinformation and explaining where it came from, the harm it’s causing, and what we should do about it. When TikTok announced last week that it was suspending the ability of Russian users to upload new videos, the decision was seen as part of the company’s efforts to protect itself against the draconian...Read More

[ad_1] An Apple ID is used to access all of the company’s services, and there’s an easy way for users to sign in to their account on devices like an iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Once a user logs in to their Apple ID, they will be able to use services like the App Store, Apple Music, FaceTime, iCloud, iMessage, Find...Read More

[ad_1] An anti-money laundering (AML) software pilot project in Estonia has prevented €3m of “dirty money” reaching accounts controlled by criminals. As reported by Computer Weekly in 2020, banks in the country began working with Estonian tech startup Salv on a project to test a platform to share information about suspicious customers and transactions between banks. Working...Read More