3 posts tagged with "Security"

In today’s digital world, the way we share passwords and sensitive files is just as important as how we protect them. Unfortunately, too many people still rely on email, chat, or even screenshots to transmit credentials—methods that are not only outdated, but dangerously insecure.

Imagine sending a password through email. If someone gains access to that inbox weeks or even months later, the secret is still there, waiting. This is exactly why temporary links—with built-in expiration and one-time view limits—are becoming the new standard for secure sharing.

Cyber Security as a Service​

Cyber Security as a Service (CSaaS) is a cloud-based model where cybersecurity solutions are provided to businesses as a service by a third-party provider. Instead of maintaining in-house cybersecurity infrastructure, companies can outsource services like threat monitoring, vulnerability management, incident response, and data protection.

This scalable, subscription-based approach allows organizations to access expert-level security without needing to invest heavily in specialized tools or personnel. So, CSaaS helps improve security posture while being flexible and cost-effective, especially for small to medium-sized enterprises.

Below I have tried to outline a bit of all the roles I have found in this service 😉

The Importance of security.txt in Web Security​

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, ensuring that vulnerabilities are discovered and addressed in a timely and responsible manner is critical. One of the most straightforward yet effective tools in promoting such transparency and responsibility is the security.txt file. This simple text file, akin to a robots.txt, offers a direct way for ethical hackers and security researchers to communicate security concerns or vulnerabilities they discover on your website.