Malicious cyberattack rates continue to increase worldwide, with 2021 breaking all previous records for zero-day hacking events (O’Neill, 2021). Hackers are not just getting better at breaking into systems and overcoming network security; they can also access systems in less time than ever before. So what’s the solution? Many businesses choose to provide cybersecurity awareness…
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According to PurpleSec (2021), 98% of cyberattacks rely on social engineering. The same report indicates that new employees are the most susceptible: 60% of IT professionals cited recent hires as at high risk of falling for social engineering tactics. Social engineering attacks use deception, coercion, or other interpersonal methods to achieve an illegitimate or fraudulent…
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As technology advances, so does the need for more robust cybersecurity. Organizations of all sizes are vulnerable to attacks, and to combat these threats, they require employees with the right skill set. If you’re interested in advancing your career as a cybersecurity professional, there’s no better way to start than with EC-Council’s Certified Ethical Hacker…
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Malicious hackers are continually looking for ways to access organizations’ networks and systems to get their hands on valuable company data. In 2020, the FBI reportedly received more than 2,000 internet crime complaints per day (Internet Crime Complaint Center, 2020). Luckily, while malicious hackers are finding ways to commit cybercrime, ethical hackers are working diligently to…
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With the rapid adoption of innovative technologies, cybersecurity has become more imperative than ever. From data breaches and ransomware to web application exploits, businesses today are constantly under attack. Not only is the number of cyberattacks increasing, but the cost of each breach is also on the rise: According to a recent report (IBM, 2021),…
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