October is Cyber Security Awareness Month…are you doing enough to keep yourself safe? Unfortunately, a lot of people don’t put as much emphasis in protecting themselves online as they should. And it’s not like the Internet has always been a safe place. Continue reading “7 Things You Need to Do for Cyber Security Awareness Month”
The news is full of stories regarding personal privacy and online security. It’s not just identity theft that poses a problem in today’s world. Now, your information is used to market political ads or spread dissent in social media. So, how do you protect personal information online? Continue reading “10 Things You Need to Do Now to Protect Your Online Security”
Is your site ready for big changes regarding Chrome’s latest update? If not, you may see a decline in traffic as well as engagement from visitors. Starting July of 2018, Chrome will tell people directly if a site is secure or not. Continue reading “Google’s HTTPS Update to Chrome and Its Affect on Your Website”
Cyber security is an ever-growing concern, especially in light of the 2016 election in the United States and the ransom of data from various hospitals across the globe.
As the Internet continues to grow at an incredible rate year after year, businesses need to pay closer attention to cyber attacks. Continue reading “What Cyber Attacks Will Be Like in 2018 and How To Protect Your Business”
Is your website protected with a Secure Sockets Layer? If you don’t have the “https:” prefix on your site, then the answer is probably, “No.” Unfortunately, this might cause problems getting and retaining visitors in the near future.
In fact, Chrome users will get an SSL warning starting in 2017 which may hurt your site’s performance. Continue reading “Chrome to Label Sites as ‘Not Secure’ and How You Can Avoid It”
The GreenGeeks Lab is always busy working on new innovations to make our hosting cutting-edge and to provide more value for our customers. I’m happy to announce that GreenGeeks is now able to offer 100% PCI Compliant Web Hosting.
As part of our ongoing mission to improve security on our hosting platforms here at GreenGeeks, we’ve made some changes to encryption and security technologies that we support for sites which use SSL certificates (aka HTTPS). These changes include both SSL’s purchased through GreenGeeks and 3rd party SSL certificates installed on hosting accounts.
Continue reading “Changes to TLS and cipher suites effective May 2017”
Anyone who owns and operates a website needs to consider good practices for security. Even the smallest of websites are often targets for spamming attacks or phishing pages. You should never assume that your site is too small to go unnoticed by the criminal element.
Without proper security, innocent blogs can be turned into weapons for identity theft and eCommerce sites can reveal confidential customer data. All it takes is the smallest of exploits and someone can wreck havoc. Continue reading “This is What You Need To Do Now to Secure Your Website”
As more of the real world becomes integrated with the Internet, the threats continue to rise. Aspects of life that were once thought of sacred and safe can easily be turned into a weapon. Even the most innocent of devices can be used for nefarious purposes.
Many organizations around the world are working hard to prevent against hackers by improving protection. Unfortunately, those with programming skills are still wreaking havoc on a worldwide scale. Continue reading “10 Reasons Why You Should Worry About Hackers”
It’s October, and you know what that means. That’s right, it’s cyber security awareness month. That also means it’s time to pay closer attention to what security in the digital world means to you.
From managing a website to keeping your devices protected, cyber security is an important facet in 21st century life.
Today, we’re looking at the top 11 ways poor security in the cyber world can harm you. We’re also going to show you how to avoid those kinds of problems in the first place. Continue reading “Top 11 Ways Poor Cyber Security Can Harm You”
