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Ford and VW’s top selling cars can be hacked

Ford and VW’s top selling cars can be hacked

Ford and VW have been accused by consumer magazine of carelessness in the field of digital security. It turned out that they have many vulnerabilities that can have a dangerous effect. Researchers could easily hack VW’s infotainment system through which they could disclose confidential vehicle owners’ details, phone numbers, addresses, and navigation history.

https://thenextweb.com/shift/2020/04/14/top-selling-vehicles-ford-volkswagen-security-hacks/

1 in 3 Employees Don’t Use VPN to Connect to Company Network While Working from Home: CISO MAG Survey

1 in 3 Employees Don’t Use VPN to Connect to Company Network While Working from Home: CISO MAG Survey

In connection with remote work, the threat landscape has significantly changed for both wired and wireless networks. Partners, customers, and suppliers connect to the corporate network around the world. It dramatically increases the risk of data, system, or endpoint security.

https://www.cisomag.com/ciso-mag-survey/

A Brief History of Cybersecurity

A Brief History of Cybersecurity

In today’s era, cybersecurity is essential to us. However, half a century ago, Internet security was not in the range. The most important thing was for the new package-based scheme to work. Protection in a harmonious team was not needed; at that time, no one had access to the network. Currently, the ubiquitous access to the Internet has caused a massive increase in the number of cyberattacks. In retrospect, it can be seen that ignoring security was a huge drawback.

https://www.cybersecurity-insiders.com/a-brief-history-of-cybersecurity/

Don’t Let Your IT Company Make This One Mistake With Your Computer Network

Don’t Let Your IT Company Make This One Mistake With Your Computer Network

Your company’s employees are on the front line, and they can notice a problem that needs immediate attention. Employees must always have the opportunity to contact the IT team. With the help of professional people, you can quickly solve the problem of the company. Contact with the team should be direct, i.e., by phone or by sending a ticket to the IT department, which will commission a task for you.

https://tmtdemo.axionthemes.com/2019/10/05/dont-let-your-it-company-make-this-one-mistake-with-your-computer-network/

Natural Disasters Can Destroy, But Your Data Is Safe If It’s In The Cloud

Natural Disasters Can Destroy, But Your Data Is Safe If It’s In The Cloud

The old truth, but the truth is that cloud users have a calmer head and don’t have to fear attacks so much. The fact is that having copies of the entire system in many off-site locations makes it extremely difficult for hackers to encrypt data and intercept ransom.

https://tmtdemo.axionthemes.com/2017/10/06/natural-disasters-can-destroy-but-your-data-is-safe-if-its-in-the-cloud/

How To Make Sure You Never Fall Victim To Ransomware

How To Make Sure You Never Fall Victim To Ransomware

Considering ransomware attacks, you should always pay close attention to several aspects, and you can protect yourself from it. The critical thing is backups, educating yourself and employees, and there are options to block it. Unfortunately, ransomware is everywhere, but with a few simple steps, you can secure your business.

https://tmtdemo.axionthemes.com/2018/09/04/how-to-make-sure-you-never-fall-victim-to-ransomware/

George Boole

George Boole

George Boole was born in 1815. He was the son of a poor merchant. He learned the material of the elementary school very quickly; his father could not afford to pay for further education. George began to study independently. At 16, he started teaching at school, and three years later, he founded his school to earn money. While working at his school, he became interested in mathematics and began writing papers in this field. At first, his work was rejected, even for lack of education, but eventually, his work was recognized and published. The English genius, mathematician and logician, developed the principles by which computers work today.