Does your company have secret intel that only a few employees can handle? Do you lose sleep over the thought of sneaky hackers getting their grubby little paws on your precious data? Don't take any chances with your business! Level up your security game with privileged access management and keep those cyber threats at bay. Privileged access refers to the rights of specific users, such as IT administrators or executives, to access files, critical systems, or sensitive data.

The internet has become as essential as water for each one of us. It has transformed our lives in more ways than one. People from all walks of life depend on the internet to access information, communicate, and conduct commerce. However, every technology has its pros and cons. The internet, too, has a darker side, which comes to the fore on the dark web. The dark web is the hidden segment of the internet and it is accessible by means of specialized software.

According to the 2020 FTC Data Report, vishing constituted 31% of fraud reports, with an aggregated loss of $436 million. That's a lot of vishing. Scammers' methods have become out-of-this-world, too. Years ago, a social media video of a police officer taking a scam call in real time became viral. The scammer, posing as a banking representative, requested personal information on the pretext of verifying their account. The officer was uncooperative.

Hacking and hackers are terms that have become increasingly prevalent in our modern world. They are also often associated with negative connotations. By definition, hacking is using computer programming and technical skills to gain unauthorized access to computer systems, networks, or digital devices. Meanwhile, a hacker is someone who engages in these activities.

Streaming platforms have become the go-to option for entertainment, especially in the wake of the pandemic. However, with an increase in the number of streaming services, the security concerns surrounding them have also escalated. While you may be enjoying your favorite TV shows or movies, have you ever wondered whether your private data is safe from prying eyes? We'll take a closer look at the most secure streaming services that provide peace of mind while you stream.

Is it a bot? Or is it a human? Is it texting spam? Or is it a promo message? These are just some of the questions online users ask when navigating websites, notifications, and messages. These questions are not only fair, but they're also necessary. While there are pros and cons to navigating an online world with AI and chatbots, it's essential to know how to spot fake AI communication so you can protect yourself from scammers and cybercriminals.

Privacy is a fundamental human right. Full stop. At Internxt, we believe that what humanity can achieve is extraordinary and that our products should enable society to achieve excellence. Our cloud services should not only empower people but must also respect basic human individual rights. We are working to build a better, safer internet with respect for you, the user, at its core.

For most smartphone users, cybersecurity is often an afterthought. It takes seconds to download any app, and most users simply don't have the time or ability to look out for invasive apps on their phones. Instead of sitting down and researching the security features of every app you might be interested in or going back and forth choosing between different apps based on cybersecurity, it's best to just download apps that are known to be non-invasive.

In today's digital age, smartphones have become integral to our lives. They are our companions day in and day out, holding our personal information, photographs, and financial details. Statista reports that the Google Play Store currently boasts an impressive number of over 2.9 million apps. The figures indicate the growing popularity and success of android application development companies in the market.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a landmark piece of legislation in the European Union (EU) that sets out rules for how how businesses process and protect personal data of EU citizens. It applies to any business that collects personal data from EU citizens, regardless of whether the business is located in the EU or not. This makes it a truly global regulation and it has been driving significant change in the way businesses manage and protect personal data.