Organizations face cybersecurity risks from both inside and outside their networks. External threats, like phishing attacks and malware, are often the most talked-about risks, yet internal threats—whether intentional or accidental—can be equally damaging. Web filtering tools play a crucial role in protecting against both types of threats by blocking access to malicious sites, scanning URLs […]

Technological advancements alone aren’t enough to protect organizations from threats in the current cybersecurity landscape. Human error continues to be one of the most overlooked yet impactful contributors to security breaches. According to Verizon’s Data Breach Investigations Report human error is responsible for 82% of data breaches and weak passwords account for 30% of cyberattacks. 

In the current interconnected digital landscape, threats to organizational security come not only from outside hackers but also from within. Insider threats—risks posed by employees, contractors, or business partners—are among the most challenging to identify and mitigate, as these individuals often have legitimate access to sensitive data and systems. Understanding how to secure against insider

Companies face an ever-growing number of security threats in today’s digital landscape, from both external attackers and internal vulnerabilities. One of the most insidious threats is malware, which can infiltrate an organization’s internal network often through deceptively simple means. Once inside, malware can wreak havoc—causing data breaches, financial losses, and significant operational disruptions. Understanding how malware