Definitions

To put it simply, the Zero Trust concept redefines processes to assume that every user is untrustworthy with every action. Here's why that's so important.

Endpoint security involves protecting endpoints – such as desktops, laptops, and mobiles – from cybersecurity threats. Learn about endpoint security & how it works.

What is a potentially unwanted program (PUP) and how can I protect myself? How to recognize PUPs and avoid infection.

Zero-click spyware is a malicious hack that requires no interaction from the user. Zero-click vulnerabilities, how does a zero-click attack work & how to protect yourself.

A digital footprint is the trail of data you leave when using the internet. Digital footprint examples, active & passive digital footprints & how to protect your digital footprint.

Wireless security is essential to staying safe online. What’s the difference between WEP and WPA, WPA2 & WPA3? Wi-Fi security types & best Wi-Fi security.

What is zero-day & what are zero-day vulnerabilities, exploits & attacks? Learn about zero-day, including zero-day detection & prevention.

Internet security refers to staying safe when online. Learn about privacy and security on the internet, types of internet attacks & how to protect your data online.

What is rootkit? Rootkit malware gives hackers control over target computers. Learn how to detect rootkits, how to prevent rootkits & how to get rid of rootkit.

What is maze ransomware? Maze malware extorts cryptocurrency in exchange for stolen data, threatening to leak data if maze ransomware victims don’t pay.