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What’s That Term?: IP Address
In this article, we’ll take a deep dive into IP Addresses by discussing what they are, why you might be familiar with the term, and our security advice surrounding them.
What's That Term: Spam Emails
It's important to understand how spam works so you can protect yourself from its potentially devastating effects.
What's That Term: Caching
It can be an essential tool for businesses to ensure their networks are secure and running efficiently, but what exactly is it and what does it have to do with cybersecurity?
What's That Term?: Firewall
What are firewalls and what do they actually do for your cybersecurity? Find out what you need to know in this article.
What's That Term?: WiFi Network
WiFi is a technology that allows devices to connect to the internet using radio waves. It is used in countless applications, but what exactly is this ubiquitous term and what does it mean for you?
What's That Term?: 5G
5G is the next step in cellular technology, bringing with it a new age of faster speeds and converting important technologies to mostly all-software networks, but here’s what you really need to know.
What's That Term?: Malware
Unfortunately, there is a ton of malware out there, but understanding what it is and where you may know it from, along with using our advice, can help keep you protected.
What's That Term?: Zero-Trust Security
In order to protect our data and privacy, we need to be proactive in our approach to cybersecurity. Zero-trust security may be a solution to that, but let's learn more about what it is in our ongoing series shedding light on some of the tech industry's most common vernacular.
What’s That Term?: Cryptocurrency
From Dogecoin to Bitcoin to Ethereum and more, cryptocurrency has exploded over the years as both a financial and social phenomenon. We’ll take a look at what cryptocurrency is and how it might affect you or your company's cybersecurity.
What's That Term?: Social Engineering
Keeping your information secure is practically a full time job in and of itself and this form of hacking is not subject to the online world alone. Because there are both physical and cyber methods, we’ll take a hard look at what social engineering is so you can be prepared whenever you’re on the internet.