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Has Your Email Been Hacked? Part-1

Having your email hacked, whether it's a personal or commercial account, is a terrifying prospect. Hackers may easily acquire access to everything you've supplied – such as passwords, account numbers, or bank information - and they can even use your account to deliver viruses to other computers, which they can then breach.

In this three-part series, we'll go through how to tell if you've been hacked, how to notify the hackers and get them out of your accounts, and how to avoid being attacked in the future. Why am I writing this article? Recently, my company and I faced a phishing attack and we have faced some serious issues. From that almost life-threatening experience, I am sharing the process, findings, and lessons.

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5 Tips to Overcome the Cybersecurity Challenges of Remote Work

The remote workforce that the world is encountering has brought benefits and risks for companies and their employees. Some of the benefits are lower business expenses, employees' ability to work remotely, a more flexible schedule, and many others. Unfortunately, working remotely also comes with risks.

One such risk of remote work is a new cybersecurity threat landscape – the remote endpoint. Cybersecurity issues can be quite challenging and risky for employers and employees, especially if they lack the proper tools to mitigate them. As important as it is to have the correct remote work applications available to employees, it is equally essential to ensure that remote endpoints are appropriately protected. The most common problem that remote workers run into is cybersecurity threats. Cybersecurity issues can be quite challenging and risky for employers and employees, especially if they lack proper measures to prevent them. For starters, you might want to check out this list of remote work software to manage your virtual teams.