In 1986, the United States enacted a vital piece of legislation known as the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) to address a rise in computer-related crimes. CFAA made many computer-based offenses illegal, including hacking, computer trespassing, unauthorized access to computers and computer networks, and using computers to commit fraud or access national security information.…

Email is an incredible tool for businesses, but it’s also an equally incredible tool for threat actors, consistently remaining the most popular attack vector for hackers looking to gain access into an organization. And it’s not hard to see why. When planning an attack, the decisive question for a hacker is, “Will it be easier…

According to a study at the University of Maryland (Security Magazine) in 2022, a cyber attack occurs every 39 seconds. With the exponential growth of the threat landscape, cybersecurity cannot be a part-time job. It is certainly not a side hustle. Whether you are a global corporate giant or a local SMB, cybersecurity is not…

When the telephone was first marketed, many predicted it to be a failure as it was assumed that people wouldn’t want to give others a way to bypass their front door and invade the privacy of their home. Despite the plethora of time-saving appliances and gadgets introduced and acquired over the years; people still complain…

Despite the stormy weather, Cybertech TLV 2023 drew in cybersecurity experts and leaders from around the world, gathering in Tel Aviv to share ideas, present solutions, discuss current and future trends, and provide valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities facing the industry. What came as no surprise was the main issue of combating the…

We all neglect things we know we shouldn’t, like a yearly physical with a healthcare provider. When the time rolls around, you tell yourself you’ll make an appointment when you’re less busy, that you feel fine so there’s no need, or concoct another story that lets you put off what you know you shouldn’t. While…