General Questions Frequently Asked Questions?
Keep personal information personal. Hackers can use social media profiles to figure out your passwords and answer those security questions in the password reset tools
Cybefront offers different plans for small and large scales businesses.
Threat alert notifications inform you about the latest cybersecurity threats, trending cyber attacks, cyber incidents, and published vulnerabilities that could impact your business.
Your data is stored and protected in our private servers for as long as you like.
ProtonVPN does it all. It includes multi-hop connections and access to the Tor network via VPN, in addition to the usual VPN capabilities. It also sports a reimagined app interface for a pleasant user experience.
Information security is the practice of protecting information and information systems from unauthorized disclosure, modification, and destruction. It encompasses the security of all IT resources, including both company information and the IT devices that access, process, store, or transmit it.
Integrity is the protection against improper modification or destruction of company information. It includes non-repudiation and authenticity.
Malware is short for malicious software—software used by hackers to impair your device's function, steal your device's data, or even gain control of your device itself. You can protect your computer against malware by installing anti-virus software and running routine scans.
At cybefront we use the best open-source security software available and we also use in house solutions.
Confidentiality is the preservation of authorized restrictions on University information access and disclosure, including means for protecting personal privacy and proprietary information.
Install and run anti-virus software on your computer to detect and remove malware. Back up your computer's data to protect yourself and the University from data loss or corruption. Enable your computer's firewall to block potentially harmful traffic. Encrypt sensitive information to protect it from being read or misused if it's lost or stolen. Password-protect your computer to prevent others from logging in and using your system and files. Regularly patch your computer's software and firmware to protect against the newest vulnerabilities. Physically secure your computer in a locked office when possible. Never leave laptop computers unattended in public locations. Configure your computer to automatically lock after fifteen minutes of inactivity.
Encryption is a means of protecting files and devices. When you encrypt a file, you "lock" it with an encryption key or password. The file itself is scrambled and becomes unreadable without the appropriate key or password.
