Hideez Blog | Identity Management News, Best practices & Tips

There’s a dramatic increase in phishing and other breach attempts as cybercriminals are increasingly seeking to profit off the coronavirus panic. How do you protect your organization from such attacks? Read more:

Staff members can fall victim to many different security threats, companies can never be secure enough when it comes to safeguarding their sensitive information. Continue reading to find out the best practices for employees and how to implement them to improve employee cybersecurity awareness going into 2020. 

Get cybersecurity tips in a new Star Wars trilogy themed post and learn how to protect yourself against cyber crime. Heroes from a galaxy far, far away share their best advice for using strong passwords, keeping software up to date and more.

Are you aware that every single time you use your debit or credit card you expose yourself to the risk of identity theft? Since unraveling the financial and bureaucratic mess that identity thieves create is no fun, it’s wise to employ some strategies that will help you avoid becoming a victim.

The term “Cyber hygiene” has recently appeared among professionals dealing with information security. Speaking of cyber hygiene, first of all, it refers to following elementary principles of digital security on the Internet, which has become an integral part of our lives. We can draw a parallel to rules of personal hygiene. This means that we need to think of cyber hygiene as an everyday habit.

Strong passwords and unique secret codes for each account are important for your internet security. But if you really care about cybersecurity, it is not enough. Two-step verification makes it much harder for your accounts to be breached. Learn more about MFA, 2FA and how Hideez Key can help.