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Cybersecurity Culture: Why It Must Last Beyond October

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A strong cybersecurity culture cannot be built in a single month. Yet many organizations still treat Cybersecurity Awareness Month as their primary annual activity. While October offers a useful spark, a resilient organization requires year-round attention. Awareness campaigns create visibility, but culture creates behavior. And behavior, not posters, quizzes, or giveaways, is what prevents incidents. […]

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Begin with the End in Mind: The Missing Discipline in Cybersecurity Programs

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Introduction In cybersecurity, teams often start with energy — new frameworks, tools, and initiatives launched with the intent to “improve security.” Yet months later, the results feel vague. The question lingers: What did we actually achieve? The problem isn’t effort — it’s clarity. Many security programs begin with activity, not purpose. They focus on what

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Myth Busted: Hackers Don’t Ignore Small Businesses

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The comforting illusion of being “too small to attack” is costing SMBs more than they realize. 1. The Illusion of Safety Many small and medium businesses believe cybercriminals only go after the big players — banks, global corporations, and government systems.That illusion feels safe. It justifies underinvesting in cybersecurity.But it’s also exactly what attackers rely

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🔥 Step into Cybersecurity with Google’s Course 🔥

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Cybersecurity is a crucial skill in today’s digital world. Whether you’re from a tech background or not, cyber threats affect everyone. The Google Cybersecurity Course on Coursera is an excellent starting point for anyone looking to know more about cybersecurity. I took this course and learned a lot, and here’s why I highly recommend it. 

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Making Everybody Accountable – Adopting Security Culture

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A single person or department can no longer be solely responsible for maintaining cybersecurity in the quickly changing digital ecosystem of today. Rather, companies must realize how important it is to make employees accountable for security. Organizations can heighten their overall level of cybersecurity by leveraging the combined knowledge and attentiveness of their employees by

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Checked all the boxes for security? Think again!

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You’ve got an Information/Cyber Security Policy ✅, Security Awareness Training ✅, Access management ✅, Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) ✅, Antivirus ✅, Patching ✅, Backup ✅, Data Encryption ✅, Vulnerability Assessment ✅, Penetration Testing ✅, Firewall ✅, Intrusion Detection System (IDS) ✅, Physical Access Controls ✅, Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) ✅, Network Segmentation ✅, Security Auditing

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10 Must-Have Cybersecurity Practices for Startups, Small Businesses, and Nonprofits.

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Are you a startup, small business, or non-profit struggling to have a full-time cybersecurity professional on your team? You’re not alone. But there are some steps you can take to help secure your organization. Here are some suggestions that can go a long way in enhancing your organization’s cybersecurity posture. 1. Have a cybersecurity policy

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