Compass IT Compliance Blog / Cybersecurity (5)

What Is Ethical Hacking? A Comprehensive Guide

Ethical Hacker

In today’s world, the pervasive threat of cyberattacks has illuminated a stark reality: no computer system is entirely immune to intrusion. This challenge has paradoxically ushered in the role of ethical hackers — cybersecurity professionals who employ their skills to fortify defenses …

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What Is DNSSEC, and How Does It Secure Your DNS?

What Is DNSSEC

The DNS (domain name system) is the backbone of the Internet. It enables core functionalities like mapping IP addresses to domain names that are so commonly used today.

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Multi-Factor Authorization (MFA) During Cellular Network Outage

Cell Tower Outage

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) stands as a crucial safeguard in thwarting unauthorized access to accounts. Traditionally, one of the most widespread practices has been the use of a mobile device as a key component in this security measure. Users typically receive a one-time passwor …

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How to Identify Phishing & Online Security Breach Attempts

Phishing Attempts

In today's digital era, cybercrime is escalating at an alarming rate. Numerous studies indicate a continued upward trend in these incidents. Alarmingly, millions fall victim annually, often unaware of the breach.

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2FA vs. MFA: What's the Difference?

MFA vs 2FA

Logging into your online accounts, a process known as "authentication," is essentially confirming your identity to the service provider. In the past, this was typically done using a username and password. However, this method proved to have its flaws.

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Can Neuralink Be Hacked? Cybersecurity Experts Weigh-In

Neuralink Hacked

Last month, Elon Musk, the renowned entrepreneur, revealed that his venture, Neuralink, has successfully implanted its brain-computer interface in a human subject for the first time. Musk shared on X (previously known as Twitter) that the individual is recovering well and early outcom …

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