Compass IT Compliance Blog / Cybersecurity

Here's Why Your Car Dealership Needs Cybersecurity

Car Dealership Cybersecurity

In previous blogs, we’ve explored TISAX and the cybersecurity challenges facing the automotive supply chain. However, there’s another critical area in the automotive sector increasingly targeted by cybercriminals: auto dealerships. As the backbone of vehicle sales and services, dealer …

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Cybersecurity vs Computer Science: Which Degree to Choose?

Cybersecurity vs Computer Science Degree

Choosing a degree in Cybersecurity or Computer Science (CS) can be a challenging decision for many students looking to enter the tech industry. Both fields are booming, offering unique skills and career paths, but their curriculums and applications vary significantly. With the rising …

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Cybersecurity Acronyms You Need to Know – Glossary

Cybersecurity Glossary

In the world of cybersecurity, keeping up with the latest trends and terminology is essential. Whether you are an industry veteran or just starting to explore the field, understanding the key terms can make a significant difference in grasping the complexities of this ever-evolving la …

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Tesla Optimus Robots - A New Attack Surface for Hackers?

Optimus Robot

Tesla's Optimus robot is an ambitious step towards bringing advanced robotics into everyday life, designed to handle repetitive and physically demanding tasks. While it offers exciting potential, it also raises concerns about safety, privacy, and security. As Tesla moves closer toward …

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Internal vs External Penetration Testing: What's The Difference?

Internal vs External Pen Test

A penetration test, also known as a pen test, is a controlled, simulated cyberattack designed to uncover vulnerabilities that could be exploited in an organization's security. These tests can be carried out either internally or externally. Understanding the difference between internal …

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Data: The Secret Sauce to Surviving Business Disasters

Data Center

More than money, information is the lifeblood of any organization. From customer records to financial reports, the data your business generates and stores is integral to its day-to-day operations. However, many companies overlook a critical aspect of managing this valuable resource: u …

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