Over 90% of data breaches in the first half of 2014 could have been prevented. What are you doing to make 2015 different?
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Your Children Could Open You to Attack
Children and teens not only risk their own security while online, but they also risk the security of their entire family. Learn how your kids can open you up to an attack—and how to prevent it.
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Should I Buy from This Site? How to Know if a Website is Secure
The holidays are coming, and many people are doing their shopping online. But how do you know if a site is secure?
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4 Tips for Getting the Most Out of DigiCert’s Customer Service
If you’re contacting DigiCert’s customer service for support, there’s a chance that your day is already not going how you planned. And while we pride ourselves on our 5-star customer support and amazing support representatives, we know that you want to get your problem solved as quickly as possible. Get Back to What You Were […]
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WiFi Network Attacks 101
Learn the top WiFi network attacks and how to protect yourself against them.
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8 Steps to Stronger WiFi Security
Securing your WiFi network is important, both at home and at work. Learn top steps for securing any WiFi network.
NCSAM Tip of the Week: Battle Social Engineering with Education
Educating and training employees on security policies and best practices can help them become another line of defense against inevitable social engineering attacks.
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Intro to Penetration Testing Part 4: Considerations for Choosing a Pen Tester
Pentesting providers are not all equally skilled or trustworthy and it can be expensive. If you’re going to spend the money to have a pentest done, make sure you have the best pentester your money can buy.
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Intro to Penetration Testing Part 2: Adopting a Pen Tester’s Mindset
Where is your home network vulnerable? Discover common vulnerabilities in your home network by thinking like a burglar.