Gamification is one of the most effective methods to teach employees how to think critically (and remember what they learned), especially when it comes to seemingly complex topics like cybersecurity. This Elevate Security blog explains more...

The role of the individual is critical to countering cyberthreats and enhancing cybersecurity at home and in the workplace. Learn more in this #CyberAware article from Symantec

Although National Cybersecurity Awareness Month only comes around once a year, the importance of elevating cyber awareness and sparking discussions about how to remain cyber aware should not be contained to just a month. The reason being: digital transformation. Businesses across all industries are embracing technology at a greater speed than ever before.

During this first week of NCSAM, we will focus on what everyone needs to do to “own” – basically to keep their devices and online lives safe and secure  – both at home and in the workplace. If you think about it, interconnectivity touches almost every aspect of our daily lifestyle whether at home with family and on go at school, work or out and about. While this constant connectivity offers countless possibilities for innovation and modernization, it also presents opportunities for potential cybersecurity threats that can compromise highly sensitive personal data.

Learn how to help keep your business secure with this newsletter. This month, we’re highlighting upcoming webinars and workshops, how you can get involved in National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, cybersecurity misconceptions and how taking one simple action can prevent 99.9% of account hacks. 

Earlier this week, Cofense, a National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) board member company, announced it had published a database of more than 200 million compromised email accounts targeted by sextortion scams. To learn more about sextortion and the botnet discovery, NCSA spoke with Tonia Dudley, Director, Security Solution Advisor at Cofense and NCSA board member.

If you’re a Capital One customer or believe your data may be among that which was accessed, here are 5 steps you should take to safeguard your information.

Learn how to help keep your business secure with this newsletter. This month, we’re highlighting upcoming webinars and events, how cybercriminals are bypassing multi-factor authentication with a new phishing attack, six cybersecurity questions you should ask before choosing business technology solutions and more.

Whether you're ready to invest in a tech provider or are still perusing the market, there are some cybersecurity-related questions you need to ask before doing business with them. Here are six...

Legislative efforts take time; so what can you do to better protect your online information now? Here are some good privacy practices you can take today...