

Companies can no longer afford to rely on simple management of firewalls and antivirus software. Cybercriminals now have access to much more sophisticated technology that can easily take down companies that don’t have proper tools in place. This is where a SOC, or Security Operations Center, comes in. A SOC are people (we call it eyes on glass) or a platform that conducts 24/7 analysis of threats using logs from multiple systems, including firewalls, desktops, laptops, servers, and cloud-based solutions like Office 365.
Well, it is Personally Identifiable Information that you give out all the time whether you know it or not. In simple terms, it’s data to confirm an individuals’ identity. Sometimes you give it away by choice and sometimes you don’t even know you’ve shared it. Check out examples and learn what to do.
This is a follow up to the last TekTip.
BYOD culture opens up a serious downside: the increased risk of cybersecurity threats
In the age of hybrid work environments, companies need to decide whether to allow employees to use personal devices while working from home or issue company-owned and managed devices and require those are used.