Smartphone spyware: the invisible enemy in your pocket We all have the same habit: our phones are always with us. They’re on our desks, in our pockets, and they hold our entire lives (our work emails, family photos, and banking passwords). But imagine for a moment… Your phone is sitting there,…
More and more, organizations are equipping themselves—and understandably so—with firewall, anti-malware, and antivirus software… And given the nearly daily security incidents, which sometimes make headlines, it’s easy to see why. However, these tools are of limited use unless they are paired with an awareness program for…
Cybersecurity risks are on the rise (phishing remains the most widespread threat: with approximately 562.4 million phishing emails recorded), making it necessary to strengthen security standards. Within organizations, security must be strengthened both technically and organizationally. In…
What is QRishing? QRishing works on the same principle as traditional phishing: tricking victims into visiting malicious websites. However, instead of using hyperlinks, cyberattackers use QR codes. These codes can be printed and placed in public areas, sent by mail, or…
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,…
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