Posts Tagged ‘privacy’
How to Stand Out in the Cybersec Job Market
Are You Lost in a Sea of Applications? The cybersecurity job market is more competitive than ever. Companies are being flooded with applications, making it increasingly difficult for candidates to stand out. If you’ve ever applied for a cybersecurity role and never heard back, you’re not alone. Many job postings receive hundreds, if not thousands…
Read MoreUnderstanding Your Penetration Test Report
Part 3: What Should I Expect in a Penetration Test Report? A penetration test report is a comprehensive document that details the security assessment of your systems. You can expect it to include an executive summary, which provides a high-level overview of the findings for non-technical stakeholders, and a technical section that dives deep into…
Read MorePreparing Your Company for a Penetration Test
Part 2: The Most Asked Questions About Penetration Test Preparation How can I prepare my company for a penetration test? Properly preparing for a penetration test ensures that your business is ready for a thorough security assessment. Begin by defining what you are trying to achieve, such as identifying system vulnerabilities, assessing your security, or…
Read MoreWhy Your Business Needs Penetration Testing
Part 1: What is Penetration Testing, and Why Does My Business Need It? Penetration testing, or pen testing, is a simulated cyberattack designed to identify security weaknesses in an organization’s systems, applications, and networks. It’s a proactive way to for your business to uncover and fix vulnerabilities before cybercriminals can take advantage, reducing the chances of…
Read MoreHow Your Business Can Identify and Avoid Phishing Attempts
AI has propelled the digital world forward by optimizing workflows and increasing productivity, but access to new technologies has also improved the work of cybercriminals. In a recent ICS2 webinar, they found that AI was being utilized to make more convincing phishing scams by addressing common issues like grammar and spelling mistakes. Even though the…
Read MoreEmbracing Cyber Service: A New Call to Action for Americans
The Service for America Initiative Strengthening America’s Cybersecurity Workforce: The “Service for America” Initiative is the newest way to begin your cyber service. In an age of ever-present digital threats, the Administration has unveiled a transformative initiative to fortify America’s cybersecurity workforce. On September 4, 2024, the White House Office of the National Cyber Director…
Read MoreCloud Security Alliance adds Tiro Security as a (TCC) Trusted Cloud Consultant
Tiro Security and the Cloud Security Alliance We’re excited to share that Tiro Security has been recognized as a Trusted Cloud Consultant (TCC) by the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), a global authority on cloud security best practices. This achievement reinforces our commitment to providing top-tier remote security solutions, from staffing and assessments to penetration testing,…
Read MoreCybersecurity in the New Administration
2016 has been a year, to say the least. With the loss of legends like David Bowie, Prince, Alan Rickman and Mohammad Alli, and of course a tumultuous presidential election leaving much of the nation divided, we’re just about ready to put this year to bed. However, we still have the better half of December…
Read MoreBlurring the Lines
Are our constructed identities on social media feeding on others insecurities? Social Media’s Distortion of reality and the effect it’s having on you and your privacy.
Read MoreLinkedIn Fraud: Who Are You Really Connecting With?
LinkedIn is a place where professionals can connect, discover professional opportunities and stay up to date with what’s happening in their field of work. However, not all of LinkedIn’s users are there to take advantage of the website as a resource. Rather, they are there to take advantage of other users. Fake profiles are not…
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