When it comes to online shopping, e-commerce sites store customer data that includes credit card information, bank accounts, and personal identifying information.

Many companies and individuals rely on network segmentation, firewalls, and antivirus software as a means of protecting their systems.

Cybercrime is atrocious to the information age. Cybercriminals operate not only with impunity but also in total disregard to whom they hurt. Notwithstanding, cybercrime is one of the most prominent businesses on the dark web as it is.

As the world gets more digitized, the playground for hackers increases every day. In 2017, cyber-attacks were prominent on both businesses and individuals globally.

E-commerce has grown immensely. Looking at the landscape as it is today, we can clearly see great advancements. Presently, most businesses have a website and an e-commerce store for their online operations.

One of the biggest inventions of the 21st century is artificial intelligence. Although scientists have been toying with the idea of AI from the 1980’s, most of the work on the subject has only taken place over the last couple of years.

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) popularity has tremendously blown up due to their increased functionality and ease of integration. This is because APIs are not entirely new concepts.

Hacking has evolved into a form of art. With the significant growth of the internet over the last couple of years, malicious developers continue to look for ways to bypass organizations’ security and so far social engineering has borne many...

E-commerce has gone global. Today, nearly all businesses have a presence online. More so, companies prefer doing business exclusively on the internet to stay competitive since they will avoid related expenses that come with physical premises.

Cybersecurity is a real concern. More so because in the interests of staying competitive, businesses are becoming more digitized by the day.