Author: Oscar Collins

Oscar CollinsOscar Collins is the Editor-in-Chief at Modded, where he writes about tech, security and similar topics. Follow him on Twitter @TModded for frequent updates!

 

 

Building a Comprehensive Cybersecurity Strategy With Cyber Insurance

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Oscar Collins, Editor-in-Chief, Modded

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Cyber Insurance

Cyber insurance is an absolute must-have for any business that stores important data online, has a large customer base or deals with valuable digital assets. Cyber professionals check all three of those boxes. This guide demonstrates how cyber insurance plays a key role in building a comprehensive, bulletproof cybersecurity strategy. Types of Cyber Insurance Coverage … Read more

7 Strategies for Migrating a Data Center on a Modest Budget

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Oscar Collins, Editor-in-Chief, Modded

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Migrating Data Centers

Migrating data centers can give a growing business many advantages, including greater efficiency, reduced security risks and improved customer relationships. It’s often a necessary step in a business’s development, but it can be a significant financial burden. Here are seven strategies to help organizations migrate their data centers on a modest budget. 1.     Write a … Read more

How Is the U.S. Trucking Industry Adapting to New Cybersecurity Challenges in 2023?

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Oscar Collins, Editor-in-Chief, Modded

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Trucking Industry

The trucking industry is crucial in the U.S. and worldwide. Millions of truckers hit the road to provide essential goods and services for people daily. However, like other industries, the sector is vulnerable to cyber threats and attacks. In the digital age, cyber theft and attacks have evolved. Transportation and logistics companies have had to … Read more

Pirated Software Presents New Cybersecurity Risks for Small-Business Owners

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Oscar Collins, Editor-in-Chief, Modded

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Pirated Software

Although using unlicensed or pirated business software is illegal, many companies still get away with it. According to the latest Global Software Survey conducted by the Business Software Alliance (BSA), approximately 37% of all software worldwide is unlicensed and technically illegal. The continued practice of software piracy might not always result in legal repercussions, but … Read more

Accounting for Cybersecurity Risks in the U.S. Transport Industry

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Transportation Industry Security Risks

The world has become increasingly interconnected through technology. Many countries rely on their transportation systems to deliver goods domestically and overseas. Cybercriminals understand the necessity and exploit it for their gain. The past few years have seen the transportation industry come under attack from cybertheft. Technology has enhanced protection, but many organizations still face threats. … Read more

Aircraft Networks Face New Cybersecurity Challenges in 2023

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Oscar Collins, Editor-in-Chief, Modded

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aircraft networks cybersecurity challenges

Airlines provide crucial international infrastructure, especially considering how much national security relies on aircraft. Cybercriminals know that disrupting this system can lead to big payoffs if the airline networks don’t have optimal protection. Below, we cover the primary risks cybersecurity professionals should prepare for this year. These threats will likely continue as long as airlines … Read more

How to Protect Employees Against 5 New Cybersecurity Threats

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Oscar Collins, Editor-in-Chief, Modded

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Rising Threats

Cybersecurity is a continually changing field. As businesses resolve old vulnerabilities, attackers develop new strategies that work around them. Defenses must repeatedly evolve to remain secure. If employers want to keep their employees safe, they must stay on top of emerging cybercrime trends. Some threats, like social engineering, aren’t new but are experiencing significant growth. … Read more

How Cybercriminals Use Vehicle Identification Numbers (VINs) to Hack Cars

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Use VINs to Hack Cars

During the COVID-19 pandemic, cyber theft increased dramatically. Cybercriminals use malware and ransomware attacks to exploit vulnerable people on the internet. These thieves have become more intelligent and can go past computers and cell phones by taking advantage of people’s cars through the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). So, how are these cybercriminals using VINs to … Read more

7 Critical Security Measures for U.S. Data Centers

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7 Critical Security Measure for U.S. Data Centers

Data centers in the United States encounter all kinds of digital and physical security threats. They have to use every resource available to protect their precious information and keep their systems operational. Here are seven critical security measures U.S. data centers must utilize to counteract threats. Software Security Malware and Distributed-Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks are becoming … Read more