What does cybersecurity have to do with Valentine’s Day?! Valentine’s Day is synonymous with love and celebrates the beauty of human relationships. Unfortunately, this also means that online scammers can take advantage of this time of emotional vulnerability to launch spear-phishing attacks using social engineering—and even…
What is tailgating? Tailgating, also known as “piggybacking,” is a technique used to gain unauthorized physical access to a building or secure area by posing as an employee or authorized visitor. The term comes from the fact that the intruder slips in behind an authorized person to enter a building or secure area,…
What is spear phishing? Spear phishing is a targeted and sophisticated form of social engineering that aims to trick people into believing they are receiving a message from someone they trust. Attackers often use personal information obtained through other means to make their message seem more credible…
What is baiting? Baiting is a cybersecurity technique that involves placing an infected item, such as a USB drive, in a public place in the hope that someone will pick it up and use it on their computer. The infected item may be disguised as something useful, such as a USB drive containing photos…
How much does a cyberattack cost a business? Phishing, ransomware, the dark web, cybercrime… These are all terms and phrases that were virtually unknown just a short time ago but have now become commonplace. All these malicious acts have a significant impact on the global economy, which invests billions of dollars to combat them or protect itself against them. In fact, the…
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