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The SolarWinds Hack: A Wake-Up Call for Software Supply Chain Security
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What Does the Padlock Mean and Are You Really Safe?
You may already know that the padlock next to a site url means the site is HTTPS, but what does that actually secure and what do you still need to be on guard for?
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Why Cybersecurity Doesn’t Have to Be Scary
This site was born out of the idea that cybersecurity knowledge should be simple, relatable, and approachable. You shouldn’t have to wade through endless acronyms and doom-filled warnings just to understand how to stay safe online.