Just like customers walk into a physical store and expect to find what they’re looking for without having to worry about security issues — your website is the digital home to your brand and customers expect tight website security measures as well. Let’s go back and
Imagine if your bank says we can keep your money but we can’t promise it’ll stay safe with us — would you trust that bank? I assume not! Forget a bank, imagine renting a hotel room on a holiday where the hotel says there’s no lock
You’ll be surprised at how common data breaches are! According to a study by the University of Maryland, hackers attack every 39 seconds, on an average that’s around 2,244 times a day. Well, given the statistics, keeping your website secure is of utmost importance. Securing
Imagine a scenario where you think everything is going perfectly well with your online business and then one fine day, you realise you’ve lost all your website data! Scary, isn’t it? Now, this can happen accidentally by you or your web host. Either way, if
This July, Google is updating their Chrome web browser to explicitly notify visitors when they’ve landed on a website that is not secure. It’s likely that other web browsers will follow their lead in order to create a safer environment online. As the necessity for online
Good guy Google strikes again! The search engine giant is committed towards securing the internet and has launched multiple initiatives to achieve this. The “Good to know” campaign in India, a series of online workshops across consumer and industry groups, and the dedicated Safety Centre
You lock your car, right? And your house? And you generally don’t walk down the street waving your open wallet in front of nefarious-looking characters (we hope). So why would you leave your website open to online criminals looking to steal your information and your cash? Putting one