File integrity monitoring (FIM) systems are an important part of your website security's immune system. If you want to find and destroy malicious code, you’ll need to know where it is and where it’s come from. FIM systems will log changes made to your website, where they’ve come from and when they were made. Utilising a FIM system in your security strategy will help provide you with up to date knowledge of the inner workings of your website.
Increased support for contactless payments, digital wallets and mobile payments are making paying for things even more convenient than ever before. 2017 saw some interesting payment statistics, most notably; in the UK, debit cards have surpassed cash for the first time.
Many companies that host payment pages will boast of their ability to securely process payments. Whilst this may be true, it does not mean that your customers data is secure on your website. If you fail to invest in a competent cybersecurity solution, you’re leaving your customers vulnerable to fraud and your business open to a costly breach.
Everyday there's another data compromise. Check the news, big breaches are happening all the time - and that's just the high profile ones. It's the smaller businesses that are getting hit the hardest by hackers; we see it day in and day out. Online criminals target websites operating a weak security infrastructure and exploit their vulnerabilities once identified. Why would they work hard to break into a big bank, when they could spend an hour hacking a small business?
File integrity monitoring (FIM) systems are an important part of your website security's immune system. If you want to find and destroy malicious code, you’ll need to know where it is and where it’s come from. FIM systems will log changes made to your website, where they’ve come from and when they were made. Utilising a FIM system in your security strategy will help provide you with up to date knowledge of the inner workings of your website.
Increased support for contactless payments, digital wallets and mobile payments are making paying for things even more convenient than ever before. 2017 saw some interesting payment statistics, most notably; in the UK, debit cards have surpassed cash for the first time.
Many companies that host payment pages will boast of their ability to securely process payments. Whilst this may be true, it does not mean that your customers data is secure on your website. If you fail to invest in a competent cybersecurity solution, you’re leaving your customers vulnerable to fraud and your business open to a costly breach.
Everyday there's another data compromise. Check the news, big breaches are happening all the time - and that's just the high profile ones. It's the smaller businesses that are getting hit the hardest by hackers; we see it day in and day out. Online criminals target websites operating a weak security infrastructure and exploit their vulnerabilities once identified. Why would they work hard to break into a big bank, when they could spend an hour hacking a small business?
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