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Why you don't need another Cybersecurity Product

Cyber Resilience cannot be achieved by just buying another product and the reason for that is quite simple: you need someone to pay attention 24/7. This is how you keep everything up to date,...

Cybersecurity Insurance 2023 Outlook

There’s been a lot of press about cybersecurity insurance in 2022, the main reason being that crimes are up, so payouts were up, and as we all know, insurance companies don’t like to pay (prevention...

Cybersecurity 101

You’ve heard about cybersecurity; you want some and not sure where to start? This cybersecurity 101 is the right place! It explores some of the basic concepts of cybersecurity and provides you...

Is free WiFi trouble-free?

No. (more details below )

Is email really that dangerous? (Updated)

Spoiler alert: yes. Previously, here , we looked into phishing and some of the actions you could take to protect yourself. This time, we want to dive a little deeper into what makes email so...

Press Release : ALCiT announces the opening of its US office

ALCiT announces the opening of its US office

Don't Get Phished

Let’s start at the beginning: What is phishing?

ALCiT Entering Into New Partnership with Business of Cannabis

BUSINESS OF CANNABIS TO BE “PROTECTED BY” ALCiT

Is My Business Protected From Ransomware?

The conversation usually goes something like this: Hey, company X that (we do business with / my friend works at / we share some clients with…) just got ransomwared and were down for Y days/weeks, is...

Work From Home Phase 2: Optimize

As many of our customers, I am sure many of you are now working from home (if you can) and getting used to the new [temporary] normal. We wanted to provide a couple of tips and tricks to provide a...

Don't let "work from home" become a weak link in your data security effort (edited)

I wish I did not have to write this one, but it looks like I must. In these times of chaos, where we all should be focusing on the safety of our families, friends and communities, it appears that...