Learn some tips from the ASI team that promote safe online interactions and education!
If you’re like most people, you’ve probably thought to yourself, “Why would anyone want to hack me? I haven’t got anything they would want.” Most people assume that hackers only go after big companies for the big paydays like the massive data breaches you see in the news. While that’s …
Person Working on Computer by Inga Seliverstova, via Pexels (cropped) Another important principle in cybersecurity is keeping your software up to date. I think most people understand this, but I known there are people who choose to continually put off installing updates and others who probably just ignore them all …
Image by Pete Linforth, via Pixabay Last week I touched briefly on passwords as one of the basics you should “master”, or at least improve upon, in order to boost your security stance. I mentioned avoiding weak passwords, password reuse, and password managers. This week, I’ll expand a bit more …
So, what do we consider, “the basics”? I think that depends on who you ask. Go to ten different IT or Cybersecurity pros and you’ll probably get ten different answers. Although, I’m willing to bet that the first three I’m going to give you would be in everyone’s top five. …
Image by Werner Moser, via Pixabay Cybersecurity? That’s all about big corporations and the government, or the military, right? Quite often when I tell someone that I’m working on my master’s degree in cybersecurity, those are the kind of questions I get in return. What they don’t realize is that …
