This quick guide breaks down the key differences and similarities to help you stay compliant on both sides of the Atlantic.

Cybersecurity training isn’t a one-and-done deal. Like cramming for a test, if you don’t use it, you lose it. Ongoing education keeps your team sharp — and your business safer.

Prevention is always cheaper than recovery, hence backups play an important role in keeping companies running.

How do you recognize when you are contacted by a cybercriminal instead of your colleague?

Once attackers gain a foothold on web servers, there are all manner of nasty tricks and malware they can leverage immediately or put into play later – like ransomware.

Ransomware is a top threat for small and mid-sized businesses. Even if you know the risks, attackers are relentless — targeting databases, servers, and smartphones. One weak spot is all it takes.

Before ESET shone the light on a slew of APT groups exploiting vulnerabilities in Exchange servers around the world, a smaller number were using zero days in targeted attacks – leading CISOs to reconsider their security approach.

More remote work means more data flowing online — making a VPN essential. As an IT manager, you get it. But if your CEO doesn’t, here are simple reasons to help make the case (and save you the debate).

With remote work and digitalization on the rise, VPNs are more crucial than ever.