Successful mitigation of today’s security threats requires an approach that is both on the offensive and on the defensive. Here, we give our take on how to approach and handle specific security challenges, as well as our reaction to some of the latest industry topics.
01.12.21Keep Your Organization Safe Around the Clock with a Cybersecurity Operations Center from an MSSP Here’s a projection that’s hard to ignore: the cost of cybercrime is expected to exceed $8 billion by 2022. The reality of that amount of financial fallout from cyber attacks is staggering. Driving up the cost of cybercrime is the… Read more »
07.10.20Think it’s twisted to use sick children to lure unsuspecting people to provide their credit card information to donate? You bet! Think tactics like this are beyond the schemes of an attacker who will go to any length to steal sensitive data? Never.
07.09.20How one “hotel guest” gained access to the entire network from a network switch found inside their linen closet during a physical penetration test.
06.30.20Posing as a copier repair guy, our consultant managed to get inside a company’s network during a physical pen test.
05.19.20Tips for a fast recovery after a ransomware attack, and how to mitigate the impact of such an attack with improved data backup.
04.22.20How We Compromised a Major Corporate Network During a Physical Pen Test Here’s a “pro tip” for any company out there using armed guards to protect their facility: If you’re not properly segmenting your network, those armed guards can’t do anything to stop an attacker from compromising your company’s private data. We recently conducted a… Read more »
12.10.19Significant Volume of Brute Force Attempts Against Ingress Authentication Sources In the past 72 hours there has been a significant volume of brute force attempts against various ingress authentication sources (like o365 or VPN solutions). We have seen this across all of our customers and that this activity is both typical for this time of… Read more »
10.10.16Can you believe it’s already October? We have to wait until the 31st to celebrate Halloween, but October 1st kicked off “National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM)”. National Cybersecurity Alliance, in partnership with the Department of Homeland Security, runs this annual campaign in an effort to “engage and educate public and private sector partners through events… Read more »
10.22.12Read part 2 of our “Security on a Budget” series, where we discuss malware and how to secure against it affordably.
