Compass IT Compliance Blog / Cybersecurity (8)

CDK Global Hit by Cyberattacks: The Impact on Auto Dealerships

Car Dealership

CDK Global, a major software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider for car dealerships, recently faced consecutive cyberattacks, severely disrupting the automotive sales and service industry. These breaches highlight the increasing sophistication of cyber threats and the widespread implication …

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Brute Force Attacks: How To Safeguard Your Password

Brute Force Attacks

Cyber threats are ever-evolving, with brute force attacks standing out as one of the most persistent and concerning methods used by attackers. These attacks involve systematically trying various combinations of usernames and passwords until unauthorized access is gained. The relentles …

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How Data Classification Can Combat Data Sprawl & Enhance Efficiency

Data Classification

Data sprawl is a pervasive issue in modern organizations, characterized by the uncontrolled and often chaotic growth of data across various systems and storage solutions. As businesses accumulate vast amounts of data, the challenges of managing, securing, and utilizing this informatio …

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What Is the Dark Web? A Guide from Cybersecurity Experts

Dark Web Computer

Many internet users are familiar with the surface web, where websites are indexed by search engines and easily accessible via traditional browsers. However, lurking beneath the surface lies the mysterious realm of the dark web. But is the dark web real? Indeed, it is. Unlike the surfa …

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Different Kinds of Hacker Hat Colors Explained

Hacker Hat Colors

In the world of cybersecurity, hackers are often categorized by the "color" of their hats, a metaphor that signifies their intentions and ethical alignments. These hacker hat colors help differentiate between those who seek to cause harm and those who aim to protect.

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Credential Stuffing: How To Protect Yourself from Attack

Credential Stuffing

In an age where cybersecurity threats loom large, one of the most prevalent attacks facing both individuals and businesses alike is credential stuffing. This malicious technique preys on the unfortunate reality that many people reuse the same usernames and passwords across multiple ac …

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