
How to avoid social engineering attacks
Social engineering attacks can happen anywhere, anytime. Do you know how to protect yourself and those around you?
Social engineering attacks can happen anywhere, anytime. Do you know how to protect yourself and those around you?
When was the last time you took stock of the cybersecurity of your home office? If it’s been a minute, there are a few simple things you can do today to boost your security.
It’s that time of year again! Every October, we participate in Cyber Security Month and, this year, we’re doubling down on efforts to stop cyber attacks before they happen.
With great connection comes great benefits – and even greater vulnerabilities. Here’s how we can all do more to create a safer digital world.
In 2022, we sharpened our focus as a pure play software company and did what we do best: create solutions that give businesses confidence in an ever-changing landscape. Read more about how we’re setting the standard in our industry.
How can hackers help to prevent cybercriminals from exploiting your applications? Read on for Ioana Piroska’s take on how bug bounty programs create stronger and safer software products.
Did you know that you risk giving cyber criminals direct access to your sensitive data, passwords and other login information simply by not being cautious enough when clicking links or downloading software?
Millions of people fall victim to cyber crime every year. Are you aware of the whopping statistics, and what you can do to protect yourself from adding to it?
Anyone can be a victim of phishing. Yes, even you, no matter how digitally aware you think you are! Read on to learn about the three top criminal phishing methods at the moment and how to prevent them.
How has fake news become such a large industry? We dig deeper into how fake news interfere in elections, economies, and geopolitical conflicts.
2FA is an extra layer of security used to verify your identification. It’s a smart way to protect your online accounts against cyber criminals.
Do you use a couple of passwords in different variations? Maybe with “123” at the end? If yes, stop everything you’ve done up until now and get a password manager.
More and more women are working with cyber security in the software industry, and Visma is no exception. In the second part of this two-part series, get to know more of the talented women who are protecting Visma’s cloud software from cyber threats.
Ransomware attacks have been on the rise. If you’re not familiar with this type of virus, it’s time to read up on it to protect your data.
2021 was a year of both continuity and change. Covid remains a burden on the global economy and organisations are looking for cloud solutions to help them stay productive from any location. We also saw new trends, from rising expectations among jobseekers in the talent market, to rapidly growing cybercrime. Learn more about these trends and find out how Visma is addressing them.
Cyber security has traditionally been viewed as a male-oriented industry but has had an increase in women in recent years. Meet Daniela, our Lead Security Researcher who recently received two “Women in tech” awards, and learn more about her work and how she got into the field of cyber security.
Did you know that the right to privacy in the digital world is a human right? Still, many people lack knowledge about how their personal data is being collected, used, and shared. That is the focus of the Data Protection Day that takes place on January 28th.
Every year we spend millions on Christmas gift shopping online. The Holiday season is also the peak for cyber crime. What are the most common scams during the Holidays and how can we avoid falling victim to these scams?