Your Way to the World of IT Security

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Steps to Prepare Your Network for 2018

Update Your Web Security

Install Next-Gen Firewall and Intrusion Prevention Technology

Use a Current Data Lose Prevention Gateway

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7 Steps to Keep Employees Safe In The Workplace

1. Come to terms with reality.

2. Be aware and teach awareness.

3. Get expert advice.

4. Develop a plan.

5. Do the drill.

6. Find leaders within your team.

7. Consider providing a basic self-defense and safety course to all employees.

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If security was all that mattered, computers would never be turned on, let alone hooked into a network with literally millions of potential intruders

Dan Farmer

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Kevin Mitnick used to be the world's most-wanted cyber criminal. Nowadays, He's one of the most sought-after web security experts in the world, and it was in that capacity he issued a report at the request of the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee on the ObamaCare website:

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How to Maintain Security When Employees Work Remotely

Protect remote users' devices.

Use cloud applications.

Create a secure connection to the company network.

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6 Top Cloud Security Threats in 2018

1. Data Breaches

2.  Data loss

3. Insider threats

4. Denial of Service attacks

5. Specter and Meltdown

6. Insecure APIs

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For me, privacy and security are really important. We think about it in terms of both: You can't have privacy without security.

Larry Page

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IT security decision-makers say their teams lack the staff and skills needed to combat sophisticated cyberattacks, according to a new report from Osterman Research and Trustwave.

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9 Easy Ways to Keep You Computer Secure

1. Make Sure Your Firewall is Turned On

A firewall is a piece of software that protects your computer from hackers that might try to steal your sensitive information

2. Update Your Operating System

The maker of your computer’s operating system, most likely Microsoft or Apple, is constantly updating its software to make it

3. Install Antivirus Software

In this day and age, having good antivirus software installed is a must for securing your computer.

4. Use Complex Passwords

This one seems pretty obvious, but many people tend to overlook it or ignore it.

5. Keep All Your Software Updated

Just as I mentioned keeping your operating system up to date previously,

6. Install a Spam Blocker or Email Filter

This kind of software is designed to ensure that you only receive emails that are legitimate, relevant and harmless by filtering out spam emails that may be scams or designed to steal your details.

7. Be Wary of What You Open or Download

Although installing a spam blocker or email filter will help to filter out the vast majority of malicious or spam emails sent to your email account,

8. Install Anti-Spyware Software

Spyware is just as shady as it sounds – it’s software that’s designed to allow hackers to spy on your activities while you’re on your computer and collect information about you without your consent.

9. Turn off Your Computer When You’re Done

While it might be easier to just leave your computer on when you’re not using it,

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The cloud is full of free storage, if you know where to look.

From Box to DropBox, Google to Apple, there’s plenty of free storage to be had in the cloud. Many companies use free cloud storage as a way to entice users into their clouds in hopes that they will pay more for additional storage.

1. Amazon Cloud

The deal: 5GB free in S3; free unlimited photo storage for Amazon Prime customers.

2. Backblaze

The deal: 10GB free cloud storage. Backblaze offers personal computer backup and business cloud storage services.

3. Box

The deal: 10GB of free cloud storage.Box offers a number of plans, but the basic, single-user free plan comes with 10GB of free storage, with a 250MB file upload size limit.