Trustaira Blog
May 17, 2021        Trustaira Staff

E-Mail Phishing Attack Overview A social engineering attack, an attacker uses human interaction (social skills) to obtain or compromise information about a company (your financial institution) or its computer systems. The attacker can look like anyone, and could fool you by saying they’re a repairman, or a new intern or employee, and they could actually have identification that says they work for your institution. They’ll…

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March 25, 2020        Trustaira Staff

The spread of the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) is forcing many organizations to require their employees to work remotely. While it might mean that we can work comfortably from our home, this also puts our cyber security at high risk as the world is now seeing a huge spike in Corona themed scams, text messages, malware attacks, phishing activities and more. New hacking campaigns are lunched…

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April 29, 2018        Trustaira Staff

The acronym SQL (pronounced SEQUEL) stands for Structured Query Language, a language for querying and editing information stored in a certain database management system. SQL was developed in the early 1970s by some people working for IBM. Short after that, in 1979, a company called Relational Software, which later became Oracle Corporation,  released its own modified version of SQL. Today, SQL is used in many products, including…

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February 20, 2018        Trustaira Staff

  A malicious insider is a trusted insider who abuses his/her privileges in a system to hinder the system’s operations, damage data, or disclose sensitive information which causes damage to the system. Malicious insider threat is one of the most dangerous threats to any organization. By being an insider, he/she have already gotten past your first defense and they might be interested by a desire…

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February 1, 2018        Trustaira Staff

The use of mobile and hand-held devices reaches at an all-time high. Mobile Banking Security risk is very high as well. According to a KPCB (Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers) report, mobile digital media is now outpacing desktop usage. The report stated that adults with access to digital media use mobile 51 percent of the time compared to 42 percent for desktop usage and 7…

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