DNS, or Domain Name System, essentially translates the names of websites into a registered IP address which allows your system to contact that site. DNS acts like the phonebook for the internet. DNS Protection Software is deployed on networks, end-user, and server systems to help prevent malware from being downloaded. When installed on laptops and mobile devices, it protects the...
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Every type of electronic device that connects to your network carries a massive security risk. Whether cell phones, computers, laptops, tablets, or others, these devices may carry viruses or additional risks that are or can be detrimental to your network security. These devices may be corporate-owned, part of Bring_Your_Own_Device (BYOD) to work, or they may be accessing your network from...
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Email is the most commonly used application in any business, and it is also the most vulnerable application. While spam emails used to be an annoying inconvenience in our work and personal inboxes, emails are now the number one vehicle cybercriminals exploit for their attacks on companies and individuals. Ingoing and outgoing emails are a gateway to your data, systems,...
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Data is everywhere, and data drives everything. Without it, businesses and people wouldn't be able to work effectively and efficiently, serve customers, and maintain day-to-day business operations. Today's small and mid-sized businesses create and store massive amounts of data every single day, across personal and company laptops, desktops, mobile devices, servers, and cloud drives. That means the data that keeps...
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We live in a world that is hyper-connected, 24/7/365. This is great when you think about how the ways that we communicate, connect, and collaborate have changed and expanded for good. But there is a flip side. In a digital and constantly connected world, that also means everyone’s systems and data are at risk and vulnerable to threats that can...
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