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Working from home has become an increasingly common reality for many professionals. With the flexibility and autonomy that it offers, people can work from anywhere with internet access.

Celebrated in February, International Safer Internet Day is a date dedicated to the education and prevention of risks in the online environment. Its purpose is to promote a safer and more responsible use of technology, as well as to raise awareness of the risks of digital scams and cyberattacks.

Carnival is one of the most highly anticipated times of the year, bringing together thousands of people on the streets and at events throughout Brazil.

Many business owners commonly fall into the trap of a false sense of security, believing that “this will never happen to us.” This perception, however, can be dangerous, since if a company is not prepared ahead of time, a potential cyberattack can end up costing a lot more than you think.

In a corporate environment, welcoming visitors into the office is part of the everyday routine, whether they are customers, partners, suppliers, job candidates or even guests for internal events. But behind each visit there is a shared responsibility: to make sure that safety, organization and professionalism are maintained, which involves a lot more than just escorting someone to a meeting room. 

Have you ever received an email that looked like it had been sent by your manager, a trusted vendor, or the HR department requesting an urgent action? If so, you may have been the target of a spear phishing attack, one of the most sophisticated forms of social engineering used by cybercriminals nowadays.

Over the last few years, digital scams have evolved and become increasingly sophisticated. One of the most recent and worrying ones involves false claims of copyright infringement.

Cybersecurity has become one of the biggest concerns for companies in the digital world. With increasingly sophisticated and frequent cyberattacks, protecting corporate infrastructures and data requires a proactive approach, with particular emphasis on training employees to enhance security. After all, most cyberattacks start with someone getting scammed.

Whenever we talk about information security, we pay special attention to external threats only, like cybercriminals, digital scams or malware found on the…