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How to prevent identity theft: Tips for a safer online presence

Online Computers

To help prevent identity theft, follow these strategies: Create strong and unique passwords Passwords are typically used to protect email, banking, and social media accounts. Regularly reviewing these statements and setting up alerts for unusual transactions can help you identify unauthorized activity and protect yourself from identity theft.

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Getting Ahead of Cybercriminals: 5 Essential Cybersecurity Practices

NexusTek

Ransomware attacks that hold large, prominent companies’ networks “hostage” pending multi-million-dollar ransom payments make for attention-grabbing media coverage. If you’re finding the prospect of staying ahead of cybercriminals overwhelming, you’re in good company: 88% of SMB leaders view their businesses as vulnerable to cybercrime 3.

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Guest Post: POV of Two Companies During and After a Cyberattack

Security Industry Association

Note: Since this company was alerted of the virus’ presence, it took immediate action to stop further infection and spread. Company Beta A communication line back to the attacker was then established with additional malware being downloaded. They also contact their local FBI cyber agent to alert them of the attack.

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Protecting Your Corporate Website as an Enterprise Risk Management Strategy

Reciprocity

Whether an organization is large or small, the client-facing website offers hackers easily exploitable vulnerabilities for ransomware or malware infections. A few months ago, a knitting blogger warned her audience about malware infestations from free pattern downloads. What Are Corporate Website Vulnerabilities?

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ISO 27001 Requirements Checklist: Steps and Tips for Implementation

Reciprocity

media handling must prevent sensitive data’s unauthorized disclosure, alteration, removal, or destruction. Malware is addressed in Annex A.12.2, Technical vulnerability management is covered in Annex A.12.6, Information classification is covered in Annex A.8.2. In Annex A.8.3, Control of Access, Annex A.9 9 (14 controls).