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Cyber attacks on colleges and universities are more common than you’d think. That’s whay AwareGO has created a ready made cyber security training for educational institutions.
News, emails and social media posts about Covid-19 will get the most attention these days. Hackers are ready, willing and able to use this to their advantage. This is where quality SAT (security awareness training) comes in.
When giving out the results of a penetration test, make sure you have the right remedies to offer along with it.
Now that internet and email correspondence makes up a huge part of everyday business, companies have been waking up to the fact that their employees need security awareness training to use these things correctly and safely.
We’re getting into the festive spirit but that doesn’t mean we forget all about cyber security. Instead we’ve released a festive holiday awareness video for the whole world to see.
We aim to create valuable partnerships to make the world a more cyber secure place. AwareGO now offers new partnership programs for companies and cyber security vendors who want to resell or recommend our products in a way that benefits their customers and themselves at the same time.
Looking for great ways to spruce up security awareness in your company during Security Awareness Month? We’ve got just the thing. Check out AwareGO’s brand new Security Awareness Posters. They’re designed to remind people of good security behaviors and compliment them on a job well done.
AwareGO just released a new security awareness video that covers the need for multi factor authentication.
Since the dawn of the internet and online accounts hackers have been trying to find ways to get to people’s passwords. They’ll use multiple ways, from phishing or spear phishing to keylogging or hacking into big databases that store multiple passwords. Hackers also know that many people use the same password for everything. If they get your password for one account they’ll try it everywhere to see if they’ll get lucky.
One of our latest videos is a reminder to everyone to keep your software updated. Once a software is launched small errors and bugs get reported and fixed via patches issued by the vendor, resulting in an update reminder on our screen. The right course of action would of course be to say yes to the update. So why don’t we do it?