How KPIs Help Cybersecurity Teams be More Effective
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On October 17th, TDI joined a select group of companies from the Washington region to pitch their most innovative cyber products at DC Tech Meetup’s monthly meeting in downtown DC. This was DC Tech Meetup’s first... Read More
We often hear about physical devices that will connect to the internet to make life easier. Whether it be adding a learning functionality to your thermostat or providing you with directions based on your location; the 'Internet of Things' (known as 'IoT') is seeping into every aspect of our daily lives.
Unfortunately, due to the excitement generated by these new 'smart' devices, there has been little concern about making these devices more secure. This poses a... Read More
To continue our previous post, I wanted to address something that floats on the other end of the spectrum: Scams. They are everywhere and especially popular during the Holidays.
Here are some things to think about when making your next online purchase:
If the deal seems too good to be true; it is.
Having previously worked as a Customer Service Team Lead at a large online retailer; I have seen my fair share of scams. One in particular though... Read More
Because we're in the holiday season, we're likely shopping online at a fever's pitch to get every last present we need at the best deals possible. Cyber scammers know this and will take advantage of unsuspecting shoppers at every chance they get.
However, you can protect yourself by using a combination of the following tips and tricks:
1. Look at the address bar at the top of your browser and compare to the following example:
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There are a staggering number of businesses that offer free Wifi. For me, this has always been an attractive option when deciding where to eat, or hang out. However, the appeal of the free and easy access can also draw those who have more malicious purposes.
Here are a few things you'll want to keep in mind before partaking:
Sharing is not caring:
Make sure your 'Sharing' settings are turned off. Here's a quick walkthrough on YouTube about... Read More
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What about the EMV chip makes it more secure than a traditional credit card?
A regular credit card's magnetic strip contains a set of data that never changes. If a fraudster steals this, they can copy the strip and use it continuously.
On the other hand, a chip works a lot like an RSA token as every transaction has a unique identifier that is never duplicated. Also, the chip works with 3DES (triple data... Read More