Tag: security
Protecting Intellectual Property Rights
Probably the best way to protect an eBook is by using a secure DRM system like Adobe Content Server 4 or a much more affordable option like EditionGuard. These systems can make it more difficult for pirates to take advantage if eBooks and the additional security may just cause them to turn their attention to other eBooks that do not have the same level of protection. DRM systems aren’t impossible to defeat but sometimes simply making it harder for “pirates” is enough deterrent.
2012 Web Security Year in Review
This infographic from the folks at Symantec gives a rundown of some of the main cyber security threats that occurred throughout 2012.
5 Mistakes That Open the Door to Compromise From Hackers
Most people who have ever had to deal with a hacker know that it is not a fun scenario. The experts at Symantec reveal just how people and even businesses leave their computers open to compromise from hackers in the following infographic entitled, “Top 5 Mistakes – Ways People Leave Themselves Open To Compromise From Hackers.”
What Type Of Protection Do I Need?
Do you live in a big city with lots of neighbors or perhaps in a tent among bears? Maybe you’re living in your mom’s basement? (Or being held there against your will?) No matter where you live, you can find the perfect type of protection – a gun, a guard dog, a security system, or even a bodyguard – with this fun flowchart/infographic from Home Security Systems.
Web Application Vulnerability Statistics of 2012
With years of experience and valuable insights of iViZ Security’s cloud based application security testing, the prevailing website vulnerability trends are discovered. The study is based on original research on more than 5000 tests covering 300+ customers distributed globally.
Private Security Firms: Elite as Law Enforcement
Why do so many transitioning veterans look for a career in private security? First, many military transitioning veterans desire a career where they can grow professionally within a dynamic and international organization. In the security industry, this means a private security firm where they can travel the world protecting at-risk clients, not remain in the same city at the same police department for the next twenty years.
8 Surprisingly Dangerous Items You Keep in Your Wallet
Since a lot more people seem to be aware of cyber threats to identity theft, Shoeboxed decided to focus this infographic on how certain paper – even paper you keep in your wallet, which is very easy to lose – can be an even larger threat.
Need a Safe?
Many people around the world from different countries are now making use of vaults and safes for their valuables safety. These item keepers are made from durable metals that are hardly destroyed by weather and other unexpected calamities that could happen. Considering these factors, there has been a forecast about the increase of demand for vaults this year. The increase of supply needed that was predicted by many businessmen is really big.
The State of Appsec 2012
As technology advances, hackers are finding new and more inventive ways of stealing your private information. It’s important that we continue to up security measures to help prevent this. The problem is that technology is increasing at such a rapid rate, it’s hard to keep up. This infographic from Veracode Application Security explores the current state of application security, or APPSEC.
Securing Your Home Office Under $100
Securing Home Office Under $100 is a campaign launched by Gio Insurance Company. This infographic provides alarming statistics related to burglary and house break-ins amongst which laptops are the 2nd most stolen items. If you are working from home, make sure to pay attention to these tips.
White House Security
With the 2012 Presidential election now a thing of the past, Home Security Deals looked into the security measures taken at one of the safest spots in the world. The following infographic looks at the measures taken to make sure the Commander-In-Chief is safe at all times. Additionally, facts and myths about White House Security since its creation are examined.
How Hack-Friendly Is Your Password?
Maintaining your internet security is imperative in today’s digital era. Over 8 million Americans were victims of identity theft in 2011. In this infographic, Lifelock looks at passwords and how hack-friendly (or not) your particular password might be.
You’re Not As Secure As You Think
We all want to feel as though our information is safe and secure, especially on our computers. And it’s even more important for businesses to have good cyber security because not only is it their information but their customers as well. Small business owners tend to think that hackers are not much of a threat to them, and unfortunately this is not the case.
Home Safes – Everything You Need to Know
Choosing the right safe for your home can be a difficult task. Should you install a wall safe or will a floor safe suffice? Should it be fireproof and for how long? This helpful infographic from Safe Options aims to resolve all those questions regarding home safes.
