Lack of attention to website security is the quickest path to becoming a hacker’s next victim.
Apr 7th, 2021
The last year has been a challenge for many small and medium-sized industrial operations and businesses. You had to deal with COVID, new work from home policies, and supply chain shortages and problems. With all that, have you had time to think about securing your website?
You may have read about various recent cyberattacks. You have seen the headlines, but you are not worried because your organization is too small for hackers to take aim at you? Right? Wrong! Lack of attention to website security is the quickest path to become a hacker’s next victim. Website security is critical, regardless of your business’s size.
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Sectigo’s chief compliance officer has hit out at Google for minimizing the visibility of Extended Validation HTTPS certificates in Chrome.
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