What to Consider as You Build Your Home Network
Your home network has become as essential as running water. Everything fights for bandwidth now. Netflix, Zoom calls, the smart thermostat, your kid’s Xbox, the doorbell camera. It all runs through the same pipes. Setting up a solid home network isn’t complicated. But it does…
How to Protect Your Devices from Remote Access Trojans and Backdoor Attacks
Remote access Trojans (RATs) give attackers complete control over devices, accounts, and sensitive data. These threats typically infiltrate systems through infected attachments, malicious links, or hidden channels that bypass standard security measures. Strong authentication practices and multi-factor authentication (MFA) remain essential defenses against unauthorized access….
Cloud Cost vs. Risk: How “Quick Savings” Changes Can Weaken Security Controls
In the world of cloud computing, cost optimization is a constant priority. With pay-as-you-go pricing models, every CPU cycle, gigabyte of storage, and network packet has a price tag. Teams are under pressure to trim the fat, and a quick look at the monthly cloud…
5 Platforms That Actively Remove CVEs from Your Container Images
Modern teams rely on containers to ship features quickly, keep environments consistent, and scale without drama. The tradeoff is that every image you push can carry hidden risk in the form of outdated libraries, misconfigured packages, or unpatched operating system components. Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures…
What Exactly Are Hackers Doing With Your Data?
Some hackers break into systems just for fun. But mostly, they do it for profit. They want any piece of personal information that could help them impersonate you and steal your assets. But how does it work? How and when do they make money, and…
Account Takeover (ATO) Protection: Top 5 Solutions for 2026
Account takeover happens when hackers gain access to someone’s online account without permission. They steal, buy, or guess login details to break in. According to the 2025 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, stolen credentials played a role in 22% of all confirmed breaches. Even more concerning, 88%…
How to Improve Office Security with the Right Router Setup
Most people only notice the office router when something goes wrong. The Wi-Fi dies during a Zoom pitch, or half the team groans about slow speeds while you’re trying to meet a deadline. Suddenly, that dusty little box in the corner becomes the star of…
How eSIMs Are Reshaping Mobile Privacy for Remote Workers and Digital Nomads
For people working remotely, flexibility is a major perk. You can set up shop at a café, co-work from another continent, or take a video call at an Airbnb. But along with all that freedom comes a hidden threat. Privacy can disappear the moment you…
How IT Password Management Helps In-House Tech Teams
The notion of protecting sensitive information has never been greater in today’s digital age. Password management software is one of the most important processes that all in-house tech teams often struggle with. Being able to manage your IT passwords correctly will go a long way…
IT Equipment and Security: A Relationship You Cannot Afford to Miss
When we think of cybersecurity, we think of firewalls, software updates or threat monitoring. But one area that gets overlooked is the physical equipment we use every day. Laptops, routers, USB drives, even webcams can quietly become the weakest link or the first line of…
Cybersecurity Best Practices for GTM Server-side Implementations
Many companies switch to the server-side tracking model nowadays to boost their analytics and marketing efforts. The main reason for this is the better quality of tracked data and compliance with the privacy policies. These are standard points about which you can read all over…
Safe Browsing Explained: How to Stay Private in 2025
Safe browsing in our current year isn’t optional. With phishing scams more convincing than ever and invisible trackers on nearly every site, staying secure online requires more than a cautious click. Google Safe Browsing, used in Chrome and other browsers, helps flag dangerous websites and…