Nowadays, information security has become the backbone of many business operations. Information security is actually a combination of complex system, made by combining various critical elements like softwares, hardware, and protocols to protect theft of confidential information about the various business operations.
Today, information storage, fetching, and transit has become the major operation for most of the companies. It doesn’t matter whether you want to book a flight ticket, buy merchandise for you and your family, or send money to your friend’s account, all the information related to these operations is stored and fetched from the servers of the organizations that are providing these services. (more…)
Earlier this year, the Identity Theft Resource Center announced that the United States had a total of 1,093 reported 
Anytime you connect to the internet or do something online, you risk exposing your computer to viruses and malware.
As strange as it may sound, business security is far less a matter of technology and far more a matter of training than anything else.
Think you are protected from hackers because you have the latest security program, including anti-malware and antivirus software? Think again. 
The level of sophistication in cybercrime and cyber terrorism has dramatically increased in the past five years, and so has the frequency of attacks against American targets. The attacks come from within the U.S. and from around the world.
Technology is a great resource that has added a new level of convenience and automation to our daily lives.
Imagine, after years of hard work, careful planning and saving your dollars, you are denied the ability to purchase a home or office space because of identity theft.
Keeping information safe from hackers has always been a priority in the corporate world. 
Mobile devices have made it easier for business owners to transact business while on the go. However, mobile devices have an inherent risk to them.