VPN: Useful More Than Just For Security
Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) are undoubtedly the most trusted tools for protecting your privacy while you browse the internet. Essentially, a VPN routes your internet traffic and hides your real…
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Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) are undoubtedly the most trusted tools for protecting your privacy while you browse the internet. Essentially, a VPN routes your internet traffic and hides your real…
Read MoreCloud computing has become a significant and powerful force as it brings economies of scale and breakthrough technological advances to modern business organizations. Cloud computing has progressed at an incredible…
Read MoreGoogle recently confirmed that all Chrome Web Store advertising plugins have been temporarily suspended. The suspension is triggered by a substantial increase in the number of paying extensions involved in…
Read MoreNew Vancouver Space Becomes One of Six Regional Mastercard Innovation Centers on Thursday unveiled a new computer hub situated in Vancouver, Canada at the restored Old Stock Exchange building where…
Read MoreLast week, NIST announced version 1.0 of its Privacy Framework, a tool designed to support organizations in managing their privacy risks. In September 2019, NIST released a revised draft Privacy…
Read MoreHigh-risk consumers are conscious that criminals are more likely than the mainstream, but many of them still have poor security behaviors, a Google survey shows. High-risk user groups involve executives,…
Read MoreIf your business is still running on Windows 7, it is time to take the end of January 14, 2020 seriously. Here are the four options. If your company still…
Read MoreThe brute-force account cracking tool of Sentry MBA has been used to compromise user accounts. For nine months, an individual who was interested in a hack into the British National…
Read MoreAt least eighty thousand organisations could be at risk. Cyber attackers scan Citrix servers, which are vulnerable to a critical ADC and Gateway security vulnerability, as researchers have warned. Disclosed…
Read MoreVendors are allowed to have 90 days to fix bugs, under adjustments to the transparency policies of Google Project Zero. Project Zero, the team of elite security researchers from Google,…
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