Tag: security

  • What if your WordPress gets hacked?

    What if your WordPress gets hacked?

    Infographic for all the bloggers who are using WordPress as their blogging platform. Consequences and possible scenarios once your blog is being hacked.

  • How Bad is Burglary in the United States?

    How Bad is Burglary in the United States?

    While burglary in the United States has been in decline over the past few years it’s still a very serious issue. A burglary occurs on average every 14.4 seconds in the US, a rate that’s 4x higher than any other country in the world.

  • Hacking the Mind: How & Why Social Engineering Works

    Hacking the Mind: How & Why Social Engineering Works

    Our infographic illustrates the dangers of human hacking in today’s online world. Hackers have now developed a strategy that enables them to gain access to personal information via psychological manipulation of their victims. They use tactics such as face-to-face interactions and mass email blasts that attempt to influence pc owners to click on a link…

  • Is Your social media ready for armageddon?

    Is Your social media ready for armageddon?

  • How Neal Caffrey Would Break Into your House

    How Neal Caffrey Would Break Into your House

    When you think of Neal Caffrey what comes to mind? He is charming, cunning, and involved in alot of crime. Maybe you have something he wants. A nice piece of art on the hall wall would be up his alley, maybe identification documents in your safe, or a laptop in the office on the 2nd…

  • How Hack-Friendly is Your Password?

    How Hack-Friendly is Your Password?

    Maintaining your internet security is imperative in today’s digital era. Over 8 million Americans were victims of identity theft in 2011. In this visualization, we explore how effective adding just a few extra characters to your password can be.

  • Beware of Data Center Downtime

    Beware of Data Center Downtime

    Time is money. And when it comes to your data, downtime can be a disaster. According to a survey by the Aberdeen Group, organizations lose an average of $138,000 for every hour their data centers are down. For companies with more than 1,000 employees, that’s $1.1 million per year. So, what’s the solution? For many…