Search Results for: security posture Blog Post How to improve your organization’s security posture February 17, 2020 For an organization, any electronic or physical information is an asset and its security is exceptionally crucial. Information security is... Blog Post Lack of Visibility into Key Security Controls is a Big Problem for Cybersecurity Teams August 7, 2020 The 2020 State of Enterprise Security Posture Report published findings that are concerning for the overall cybersecurity of organizations. It... Blog Post How to improve your organization’s security posture March 29, 2017 Made up of both technical and non-technical policies and procedures, a security posture is your organization’s overall security plan or... Page The Daily TRUTH – Temporary Remote Universal Threat Hunt March 12, 2020 Phishing is the main ingredient of most cyberattacks and successful data breaches. Human factor is still among the most difficult... Page Short – Term Incident Response and Digital Forensics Retainer March 22, 2020 Phishing is the main ingredient of most cyberattacks and successful data breaches. Human factor is still among the most difficult... Blog Post Cyberattack Targets U.S. Health Agency During the Outbreak of COVID-19 March 18, 2020 The computer system of the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) came under cyberattack last Saturday. Some people... Blog Post Security Information and Event Management Series Part 2: Types of SIEM solutions October 26, 2020 In the first part of this four-part series, we covered the need for Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions... Blog Post Phishing Attacks & How Can You Avoid Them? March 28, 2020 The term “KISS”, which means “keep it simple, stupid”, first appeared in the US Army in 1960. This means that... Blog Post Mobile Industry, Banks, and NCSC Collaborate To Stop Smishing April 28, 2020 Smishing, also known as text messaging scams, is a measure scammers use to trick people and make them share passwords... Blog Post Emails From “WHO” Plant Keyloggers on Your PC March 25, 2020 With the outbreak of coronavirus, emails claiming to be from the leader of the World Health Organization (WHO) are trying... Knowledge Center Penetration Testing Identify Weak Points Before Getting Hacked July 30, 2019 Penetration Testing can no longer be considered an automated check box exercise as the breaches in the headlines demonstrate that... Blog Post North Korea is Reusing Malware! What Does This Mean? February 29, 2020 Among the hacking groups from North Korea, there is a group called Lazarus has plundered and pillaged the global internet,... Blog Post Only 3 of the Top 100 International Airports Meet Basic Cybersecurity Requirements February 7, 2020 In recent research, the world’s top 100 international airports were tested for checking if they meet the basic cybersecurity requirements.... Knowledge Center Defend against Ransomware: Controlled Folder Access January 25, 2020 Ransomware has been a significant and serious threat to organizations. A successful attack not only causes a monetary loss but... Blog Post Vulnerability Scanning, Penetration Testing, Red Teaming – Know the Difference July 28, 2020 Vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, and red teaming all belong to the branch of proactive security. Experts performing these offensive security...
Blog Post How to improve your organization’s security posture February 17, 2020 For an organization, any electronic or physical information is an asset and its security is exceptionally crucial. Information security is...
Blog Post Lack of Visibility into Key Security Controls is a Big Problem for Cybersecurity Teams August 7, 2020 The 2020 State of Enterprise Security Posture Report published findings that are concerning for the overall cybersecurity of organizations. It...
Blog Post How to improve your organization’s security posture March 29, 2017 Made up of both technical and non-technical policies and procedures, a security posture is your organization’s overall security plan or...
Page The Daily TRUTH – Temporary Remote Universal Threat Hunt March 12, 2020 Phishing is the main ingredient of most cyberattacks and successful data breaches. Human factor is still among the most difficult...
Page Short – Term Incident Response and Digital Forensics Retainer March 22, 2020 Phishing is the main ingredient of most cyberattacks and successful data breaches. Human factor is still among the most difficult...
Blog Post Cyberattack Targets U.S. Health Agency During the Outbreak of COVID-19 March 18, 2020 The computer system of the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) came under cyberattack last Saturday. Some people...
Blog Post Security Information and Event Management Series Part 2: Types of SIEM solutions October 26, 2020 In the first part of this four-part series, we covered the need for Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions...
Blog Post Phishing Attacks & How Can You Avoid Them? March 28, 2020 The term “KISS”, which means “keep it simple, stupid”, first appeared in the US Army in 1960. This means that...
Blog Post Mobile Industry, Banks, and NCSC Collaborate To Stop Smishing April 28, 2020 Smishing, also known as text messaging scams, is a measure scammers use to trick people and make them share passwords...
Blog Post Emails From “WHO” Plant Keyloggers on Your PC March 25, 2020 With the outbreak of coronavirus, emails claiming to be from the leader of the World Health Organization (WHO) are trying...
Knowledge Center Penetration Testing Identify Weak Points Before Getting Hacked July 30, 2019 Penetration Testing can no longer be considered an automated check box exercise as the breaches in the headlines demonstrate that...
Blog Post North Korea is Reusing Malware! What Does This Mean? February 29, 2020 Among the hacking groups from North Korea, there is a group called Lazarus has plundered and pillaged the global internet,...
Blog Post Only 3 of the Top 100 International Airports Meet Basic Cybersecurity Requirements February 7, 2020 In recent research, the world’s top 100 international airports were tested for checking if they meet the basic cybersecurity requirements....
Knowledge Center Defend against Ransomware: Controlled Folder Access January 25, 2020 Ransomware has been a significant and serious threat to organizations. A successful attack not only causes a monetary loss but...
Blog Post Vulnerability Scanning, Penetration Testing, Red Teaming – Know the Difference July 28, 2020 Vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, and red teaming all belong to the branch of proactive security. Experts performing these offensive security...
