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What Your Business Needs To Know About Pretexting Scams
How CIOs and CISOs Can Protect Their Enterprises from This Growing Threat Cybercriminals are no longer relying solely on technical exploits to breach enterprise networks. Increasingly, they’re targeting people. One of the most sophisticated and damaging forms of social engineering today is pretexting—a tactic where attackers pose as trusted individuals to trick employees into sharing…
How To Share Family Photos Online And Keep Them Private
The CIO’s Guide to Securely Sharing Personal Photos Online: Risks, Platforms, and Best Practices In today’s digital-first world, sharing photos online is second nature. Whether it’s for personal use or internal communications, images play a central role in documenting and distributing information. However, when it comes to sharing family or personal photos online, especially through…
How to Protect Your Enterprise Email Infrastructure from Email Extractors
As a CIO or CISO, protecting your organization’s communication channels is critical — and email is often the first line of attack. One emerging yet underestimated threat is the email extractor: a tool used by cybercriminals to harvest publicly available email addresses. These scraped emails often end up on spam lists, phishing campaigns, or even…
How to Send Large Video Files Securely Without Compromising Quality or Privacy
In today’s enterprise environment, video files are everywhere — from corporate training sessions and product demos to customer testimonials and internal presentations. But sending large video files can be a real challenge. File size limits, quality degradation, and privacy concerns often stand in the way of efficient collaboration. For CIOs and CISOs, the stakes are…
How to Verify an Email Address and Protect Your Organization From Phishing Attacks
In today’s enterprise landscape, a single deceptive email can lead to massive data breaches, financial fraud, or ransomware infections. If you receive a message from jane@example.com, how can you be sure it’s really Jane — and not an impersonator? For CIOs and CISOs, email verification isn’t just a good practice — it’s a critical part…
World Backup Day: 8 Data Loss Stories And How To Protect Yours
Data loss can strike at any time—whether from hardware failure, human error, or a ransomware attack—and when it does, the consequences for your organization can be severe. From operational disruptions to reputational damage and regulatory penalties, the fallout can be far-reaching. According to a 2025 global survey by Western Digital, while 87% of individuals claim…
The Best Way To Share Photos Securely In The Enterprise
What CIOs and CISOs Need to Know In today’s digital world, photos are everywhere — from marketing campaigns and training documents to event coverage and internal communications. And thanks to smartphones, capturing high-quality images is easier than ever. But when it comes to sharing these files securely across teams, departments, or with external stakeholders, privacy…
What CIOs and CISOs Need To Know About Ransomware: How To Prevent, Protect and Recover
Ransomware is one of the most dangerous and rapidly evolving cyber threats facing enterprises today. This form of malware has grown increasingly common, targeting businesses of all sizes and causing severe disruptions — from encrypted data to paralyzed operations and costly recovery efforts. For CIOs and CISOs, understanding how ransomware works, how to prevent infections,…
What Is a Digital Footprint and How Can CIOs and CISOs Regain Control?
Every click, login, and interaction online leaves behind data. This accumulated data trail, known as a digital footprint, can be used to track user behavior, build detailed profiles, and even expose sensitive corporate information. For CIOs and CISOs responsible for data governance and cybersecurity, understanding digital footprints is essential—not only for personal privacy but also…
