They say “data.” You hear “permissions, implementation, server up-time, latency, system maintenance, spreadsheets, and reports.” Despite all the work that already goes into giving business leaders the information they need, the need for more insights is growing at an exponential rate. In fact, Gartner reports that CIOs’ top investment priority for 2014 – 2017 is
Internet & Website Security Almost twenty-seven percent of the top ten million websites currently operate on the WordPress open-source content management platform. This general migration by most web developers and website owners to the WordPress platform is as a result of its ability to address the top common security vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities include : Brute
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) has generally been thought of as the best way you can secure your private logins for a while now. Unfortunately, according to a recent post by software security company KnowBe4, phishing attacks have evolved again and now pose a serious threat to 2FA’s effectiveness. “Google researchers are seeing more phishing attacks that are 2FA-aware.