Cloud storage can be an invaluable resource for personal and professional use alike, providing instantaneous access to any information stored there from anywhere at any time via the internet. While convenient, cloud storage also poses the potential threat of data being stolen or accessed illegally.

Assuring the security of your data stored in the cloud is of great importance. Doing so will protect against financial loss and keep private information safe. In this guide we will examine all key aspects of safe cloud storage: choosing a reputable provider, implementing strong security measures, and keeping your information protected.

What is Cloud Storage and How Does It Work?

Cloud storage involve...

Websites use and store user data in various ways. They often do this to personalize content, display ads and enhance user experience; this data could range from IP addresses and browser types all the way up to private information like names and credit card numbers. People should be aware of how their data is being collected, used and shared - this article focuses on this aspect and addresses it accordingly.

What Is Data Collection on Websites?

Websites must collect information, including data about their users. Cookies store this data so they can recognize you across websites. In addition, websites collect data when users scroll down, click links, or fill out forms - often to improve the user'...

Cybersecurity has quickly become a priority for all businesses worldwide, with threats growing exponentially as technology progresses. To meet this growing threat, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission recently passed new cybersecurity rules which will have significant ramifications on businesses worldwide.

These rules were developed in response to the ever-increasing sophistication of cyber threats and companies must protect sensitive data.

Let's delve into the core elements of these SEC regulations, reviewing how they could potentially impact your business.

Understanding New SEC Cybersecurity Requirements

The Securities and Exchange Commission's new cybersecurity regulations emphasize pr...

Today's offices can be found almost anywhere around the globe; remote teams can be accessed from any device imaginable. People tend to rely heavily on mobile phones and tablets for various tasks like checking email and managing tasks.

60% of enterprise endpoints are mobile, and it is estimated that mobile devices account for 80% of work performed today. What this means in terms of security? Clearly an endpoint management solution must now be in place.

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