Coming out of a very intense year with a wide variety of attacks and cybercrimes against companies’ networks of different sizes does not mean that 2021 will be any different. The global pandemic has everyone vulnerable, and even though 2020 ended, the constant fight against cybercrime continues. New year, new beginning? Not if we are talking about data breaches, those will continue...

Privacy on the Internet has become one of the most relevant issues of the decade and now, more than ever worrying about the security of your digital communications and searching for what the safest messaging applications are is a must.If you do not want the government, hackers, your ISP, or anyone else to be able to intercept and read your private messages, using secure messaging apps is your best ally, specifically, those that promise encryption.

2020 will be remembered as a singularly disruptive year, not only for the global pandemic but for what it brought with it. The digital transformation was inevitable, telecommuting was almost forcibly implemented, people started to spend even more time than before on the internet, cyberattacks began to increase, security events exploded, and cyber incidents challenged our lives in many ways.

Recovery plans describe how companies should respond to an incident. Working internally and externally to maintain the integrity of your networks, operations, process controls, and corporate reputation is imperative to reduce the risks posed by attacks. If cybersecurity plans are well developed and structured, they become the best insurance your company can acquire.