Cyber hygiene comprises the routine practices and policies that reduce vulnerability to digital threats. Just as regular personal hygiene prevents illness, disciplined cyber hygiene maintains the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of systems and data. For organizations — and the individuals who operate within them — adopting robust cyber hygiene is an essential, cost-effective layer of
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Phishing is a social-engineering attack that tricks recipients into revealing sensitive information or executing actions that compromise security. Attackers use email, SMS (smishing), voice calls (vishing), social media, and fake websites to impersonate trusted entities and harvest credentials, financial data, or remote access. Why phishing remains effective Common phishing types How to spot phishing (practical
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The 2025 phishing landscape shows attackers blending refined social engineering, AI-assisted content, and multi-stage campaigns to Bypass Mitigations and monetize access. Below is a concise, high-level briefing suited for security leaders and communications teams: current trends, representative attack vectors, defensive controls (technical and human), metrics to track, and immediate actions for incident response. Executive summary
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IntroductionCloud adoption accelerates agility but also expands attack surface and responsibility. The following five practices form a practical, high‑impact baseline to reduce risk, improve visibility, and maintain compliance in cloud environments. Bonus operational controls Measurement and governance ConclusionThese five practices—robust IAM, continuous posture management, strong encryption and key control, centralized visibility, and shift‑left workload security—create
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