Benjamin Franklin once said, “an investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.”

Bear with us while we get nostalgic: do you remember the classic arcade game Frogger? The one where it was your job to guide your little amphibious pixels across a busy road full of obstacles? You had to shoot for the gaps every time to be successful, but some of those levels were tough.

In the classic holiday film Home Alone, the McAllister family tries to plan for everything they need ahead of their big Christmas trip to Paris.

If you ask any Olympic athlete, they’ll tell you that their selection to the Games is an achievement in itself–to be chosen demonstrates their caliber of athleticism as a tier above ordinary.

Do you remember the children’s game Telephone? The one where we passed a message from the creator to an endpoint, relying on others within the game to get the message to the finish line completely intact?

These days, Mac-based corporate environments can be likened to the Tooth Cave Spider.

Privacy laws in the United States are a bit like a wave pool at a water park—they’re constantly fluctuating and just when you think you’ve got your footing, another wave comes at you to knock everything from under you.

Though cybercrime reportedly rose 600% due to the global pandemic we’re in, it’s been a steadily growing problem for years. As you may know, suffering a data breach means you also suffer extra mitigation costs, but more critically, you lose the trust of your customer. That’s something you absolutely need to avoid, and SOC for Cybersecurity–created to help organizations particularly worried about cyberattacks–can help you do that.