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“Spoofing” sounds funny but the consequences of a successful attack on your business are nothing to laugh at. Take control of your security and recognize the patterns of all types of spoofing attacks.
Once you’re been initiated into the world of cybersecurity, you start feeling like a hammer and every little irregularity starts looking like a nail. What’s worse is initiating yourself into this world in 2020, after a 600% increase in cybercrime during the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s astounding what boredom and economic stagnation will drive people to.
Now that I’ve given you a glimpse into my mind on the state of cybersecurity, you can understand when I tell you that you can’t be too careful when venturing your business into the Wild West of the internet. Not to worry, I’m here to help you prevent cyberattacks and protect your business from wannabe digital thieves.
Setting aside the implications of major cyberattacks like the Solar Winds breach, there are countless tried-and-true methods for cybercriminals to extract precious information from your business, like spoofing.
Overview: What is spoofing?
“Spoof” sounds like a sound effect for an airbag going off in a car or something. Sure, “spoofing” sounds like a funny word but when it comes to security it is anything but. It is…
