Security & Encryption

Protect yourself in the digital age with this clear and accessible introduction to cybersecurity, ethical hacking, and online privacy. In Cybersecurity Fundamentals: A Beginner’s Guide to Digital Security, Ethical Hacking, and Online Privacy, Amanda Hade breaks down the complex world of cyber threats and digital defense into practical, easy-to-understand concepts designed for beginners, students, entrepreneurs, and everyday internet users. As cyberattacks, scams, and data breaches continue to grow worldwide, understanding cybersecurity is no longer optional—it is essential.

A funny, practical, and refreshingly honest guide to learning languages without the gimmicks. Drawing from decades as a military linguist, language teacher, and student of languages including Russian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, French, and German, Michael Hacker explores how language learning really works—from grammar and vocabulary to immersion, fluency, and culture. Part memoir, part primer, and part field guide, Hacking Language is designed for curious beginners, aspiring polyglots, and anyone who wants to better understand language, culture, and the human language-learning machine.

Organisations must deal with AI implementation in a practical and sensible way. They need to understand the risks and opportunities AI presents, and manage these in a way that ensures the organisation delivers on its objectives while embracing the change to its best advantage.

A personal journey building Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR), a technology used to help protect critical infrastructure and enterprise networks. Most cybersecurity strategies are built on an assumption that threats can be detected before they cause harm. In reality, attackers move faster than detection can keep up, especially when it comes to files.

Hackers know the truth: small businesses are the easiest targets. Whether you’re a solopreneur, entrepreneur, coach, consultant, or run a healthcare or financial practice, your business holds valuable client data—and cybercriminals want it.