Unfortunately, with technology on the rise, there’s more room for cyber crime in 2018. According to the Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2018, 43% of businesses were a victim of a cyber security breach in the last 12 months.

Being alert to how our data is being used and asking why it’s being gathered in the first place equips us with the skills we need to protect our digital DNA.

The most effective method of social engineering was to send an email with a phishing link: 27 percent of recipients clicked the link, which led to a special website.

The cyberthreat landscape has evolved over time, and 2017 saw an increase in attacks over the 90 million intrusions recorded in 2016.

In 2016, reported data breaches increased by 40%.What will 2018 hold? We’re hoping for the best, we saw 2017 data breaches get more messy and serious.

Cyber-criminals have had 12 months to hone and perfect their skills as a growing number of shoppers opt to make more of their purchases online.

Here are three reasons not to delay your security and compliance efforts and protect both you and your customers’ data now.

... but throughout it all, fraud has remained as the backbone that props up a significant portion of cybercrime.

As another Christmas shopping season approaches, annual rhetoric about threats to information &payment security have started to ramp-up as they do every year .

A Botnet is a collection malware-infected, internet-connected devices which can be remotely controlled as a group without the actual owner’s knowledge