Over the last two years, the SEC has enhanced cybersecurity disclosure rules for publicly traded companies. Learn these changes and related insights on new reporting and disclosure rules. Read now.
A Written Information Security Plan (WISP) should not be a bureaucratic policy collecting dust on the shelf but rather a living breathing document. WISPs guide companies on the safe collection, storage, protection, and destruction of all data types in the entity. Read now.
CISCO has addressed a critical bug in their product that could enable remote creation of accounts by Internet hackers through the HTTP management application. Patches are available, and workarounds are documented for unsupported systems; it’s crucial to take immediate action and apply the patches. Read now.
As Cybersecurity Awareness Month begins, we’ve compiled and answered the most frequently asked questions, offering mitigating controls for those risks. This article outlines a valuable starting point for business owners seeking cyber guidance. Read now.
CyberHoot outlines three key cyber issues: password protection, phishing awareness, and safe browsing. Strengthen your digital defenses with robust passwords, phishing vigilance, and practice safe browsing. Read now.
October us Cybersecurity Awareness Month. It’s a crucial time for businesses to enhance their cybersecurity knowledge and practices. It’s time to act by providing essential cyber literacy training to your staff, equipping them to navigate 21st-century threats. Read now.
Investing in employee cyber literacy for a stronger human firewall makes financial sense, especially in light of recent breaches. This article outlines the financial return on investment through CyberHoot’s automated employee awareness training and phishing testing. Read now.
CyberHoot boosts MSP customer retention by minimizing support costs through fewer security incidents and improved training. Verified by MSPs, it reduces queries about potential phishing or attacks in support emails. Read now.
Clickjacking, also known as a “UI Redress Attack”, is when an attacker uses multiple transparent or vague layers to trick a user into clicking on a button or link on another page when they were intending to click on the top-level page. Thus, the attacker is “hijacking” clicks meant for their page and routing them to another page, most likely owned by another application, domain, or both.
Enroll in CyberHoot’s Referral Program today and start earning a 20% share of all revenue generated for one year by those who register through your exclusive referral link. As a referral partner, not only will you receive financial rewards, but you’ll also experience the satisfaction of aiding others in becoming more security-conscious, safeguarding them against cyber threats. Don’t hesitate, sign up now at https://cyberhoot.com/referral-program/.
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Employee reminders to manager escalations, CyberHoot delivers automated, hands-off, extremely high compliance.
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Many clients routinely achieve 90% or greater compliance to policies, training, and phish testing.