Cybersecurity hygiene involves basic protective measures that can thwart 98% of cyberattacks. Key steps include enabling multifactor authentication (MFA), using modern anti-malware solutions, applying Zero Trust principles, regularly updating systems, and prioritizing data protection. MFA should be simple and applicable to sensitive data and critical systems. Zero Trust emphasizes real-time threat response. Anti-malware tools offer threat detection insights. Regular system updates prevent exploitation of unpatched vulnerabilities. Data protection involves understanding data access and movement and managing user risks.
North Korean Hackers Target Crypto Sector With BeaverTail Malware Attack – CoinCentral
North Korean Hackers Target Crypto Sector With BeaverTail Malware Attack CoinCentral
