WatchGuard Blog - Data Privacy & Compliance

Even though Valentine’s Day is one of romance and love, that does not mean that cybercriminals decide to take the day off. If you don't want to be victim, swipe left on hackers!

Cloud adoption and use in corporate environments are rising. Discover all the information about key regulations and how the affect the Cloud infrastructure.

Data Privacy Day is a yearly opportunity for organizations and individuals to raise awareness about data protection. Don’t miss WatchGuard’s tips for protecting your privacy.

Some entities remove the MFA requirement when users are physically inside the network, ignoring the risk of attacks. Avoiding it in Healthcare is important by offering your customers the best solution.

The benefits and opportunities of these virtual worlds are enormous but users and organizations participating in Metaverse cannot blindly trust that their data won't be exposed by data breaches.

A recent discovery highlights how insecure public Wi-Fi networks can be and how they represent a major access vector that puts both users and the organizations that manage them at risk.

Four years after this entry into force, GDPR became the model for data protection regulations that have been adopted subsequently in other countries playing an important role in cybersecurity.

In Ransomcloud, cybercriminals block data or the use of apps that are in the Cloud and then demand a ransom to let organizations recover access. How can organizations and customers be protected?

Credentials can be stolen, bought, guessed or found on the dark web. This is not just a problem for users but also for companies, as their reputations can be damaged by data breaches.

Cyber criminal black markets are a constantly evolving ecosystem but the data make it clear: corporate network access credentials are the most precious asset and you can protect them.