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Cybersecurity protects digital freedom by providing the technical safeguards necessary for citizens to exercise their fundamental rights to privacy, free expression, and access to information in an online world where…
The top five reasons businesses fail at cybersecurity are a lack of leadership commitment, treating security as a purely technical problem, an inadequate security budget, a failure to master the…
The threat of cybercrime in 2025 is rising at an alarming rate, driven by the professionalization of hacking through the Cybercrime-as-a-Service (CaaS) model, the increasing sophistication of attacks powered by…
Cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility because the vast majority of successful cyberattacks are caused by a simple human error, not a sophisticated technological failure. In our hyper-connected world of August 30,…
The most important cybersecurity basics every student should learn are how to create strong, unique passwords and use multi-factor authentication (MFA), how to recognize and avoid phishing scams, how to…
Public charging stations are a cyber risk because the USB port used for charging is also a data transfer port. Hackers can modify these public USB ports to secretly install…
The metaverse creates new cybersecurity challenges by introducing a vastly expanded and more personal attack surface, where threats are not just to our data, but to our very identity, our…
The primary cybersecurity challenge in the age of 5G networks is managing a vastly expanded and decentralized attack surface. Unlike previous generations, 5G’s software-defined architecture, which enables technologies like the…
The future of cybersecurity in smart cities will be defined by a shift from a reactive, siloed defense model to a proactive, automated, and holistic “digital immune system.” As of…
As of August 28, 2025, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not just a part of cyber defense; it is the central, transformative force that is enabling organizations to combat the speed,…