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Safeguarding Mission-Critical Public Safety Systems

In an era where cyber threats are evolving at an unprecedented pace, the public safety sector faces unique challenges in protecting its mission-critical systems. A joint study released by the Public Safety Threat Alliance (PSTA) and the Multi-State Information Sharing & Analysis Center (MS-ISAC) reveals a sharp rise in...

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| Cybersecurity

How to Spot Hidden Malware on Your Devices

Malware is bad software that can hurt your computer or phone. It can also make your device run slow and steal your info. Here is how you can spot hidden malware on your devices.What is Malware?The...

5 Common Cyber Threats in 2025 (and How To Avoid Them)

In 2025, cyber threats are in almost every nook and corner. They might be with the intent to destroy computers, steal data, or take money. Understanding what they are and how protection against them...

Can Password Managers Be Hacked?

Password managers keep our online accounts safe. They store all our passwords in one place. But are they hackable?What Are Password Managers?Password managers are like digital vaults: they save all...

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Microsoft’s fixing this annoying Windows 11 fault

Windows 11 has brought some great features to the table for businesses. And Microsoft’s working to make it even better. One thing I know many of us struggle with is the Recommendations feature in...

Beware that corrupted email attachment: It could be a scam

You’re scanning your inbox and spot an important email with a Word document attached. Maybe it’s an invoice, a message from a supplier, or even a request from a colleague. You open it without...

Are your employees your security’s weakest link?

Let me ask you something: Do you lock your front door when you leave the house? Of course you do. But what if you get home and find that someone left a window open? You may as well have left the...

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