Hackbits Powered by LIFARS – Podcast Episode 2 – The Threat of Ransomware.Hackbits Powered by LIFARS – Podcast Episode 2 – The Threat of Ransomware. In this episode host Gaspare Marturano interviews... BLOG How to Strengthen Your Security by Adopting a More Proactive Posture July 29, 2021 Most organizations today invest heavily in reactive measures in an effort to shore up their security against a growing landscape... Why You’re Lacking Adequate Security Event Logs and How to Fix It July 28, 2021 Information is everything. When a security incident takes place that affects your systems, most security experts agree that they would... TrickBot Is Now Tidying Up Its Banking Trojan Module July 27, 2021 Alongside delivering ransomware, TrickBot reignites the bank fraud game. Usually, TrickBot alludes to a botnet and banking trojan to steal... Hackbits Podcast Episode 1 – Avanan – SOC Burnout July 26, 2021 Hackbits Powered by LIFARS – Security Operation Center (SOC) Burnout. In this episode host Gaspare Marturano interviews Avanan Chief Revenue... Increasing Visibility to Find Signs of Reconnaissance and Lateral Movement July 23, 2021 Establishing an ATP (advanced persistent threat) has long been the goal of cyberattacks. By remaining undetected in the target environment,... Microsoft Reveals Critical Bugs Allowing Takeover of NETGEAR Routers July 21, 2021 Microsoft has revealed critical bugs regarding NETGEAR routers that could cause data leaks and system compromise. More particularly, researchers from... Healthcare Ransomware and Cyberattacks July 20, 2021 Healthcare has become an increasing target of ransomware and other cyberattacks since the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic. Indeed, a... Fight Staff Burnout: Cybersecurity Teams Overworked, Understaffed July 19, 2021 Fight Staff Burnout: Cybersecurity Teams Overworked, Understaffed – Those working in the cybersecurity field have made it through this pandemic... Understanding shared responsibility models in the cloud July 16, 2021 We are becoming increasingly dependent on cloud services for specialized technology solutions as well as to facilitate day-to-day operations in... Is IASME a viable alternative to ISO 27001 certification? July 15, 2021 ISO/IEC 27001 is considered by many to be the de facto international standard on how to manage information security. In... FBI got to the pockets of criminal gangs by selling them messaging app July 14, 2021 ANOM secure messaging app: Approximately 9,000 officers deployed in 48 hours to over 700 locations in 16 countries across the... PowerShell Remoting and WMI risks July 13, 2021 What is PowerShell Remoting? PowerShell Remoting uses Windows Remote Management (WinRM), which is the Microsoft implementation of the Web Services... REvil Ransomware Kaseya Supply-Chain Attack Summary July 12, 2021 REvil Ransomware Kaseya: Ransomware attacks on Colonial Pipeline, JBS Foods, Kaseya and other major organizations are in the headlines, and... Commonly Used Phishing and Spear Phishing Tactics July 8, 2021 Techniques for seizing personal information on users are plenty. To further complicate digital security, strategies employed by cybercriminals are more... Ransomware Gangs Recruiting Affiliates Now by Creating Websites July 7, 2021 Ransomware gangs have begun to promote their services by other methods after two notable Russian-speaking forums prohibited ransomware-related topics. One...
Hackbits Powered by LIFARS – Podcast Episode 2 – The Threat of Ransomware.Hackbits Powered by LIFARS – Podcast Episode 2 – The Threat of Ransomware. In this episode host Gaspare Marturano interviews...
BLOG How to Strengthen Your Security by Adopting a More Proactive Posture July 29, 2021 Most organizations today invest heavily in reactive measures in an effort to shore up their security against a growing landscape... Why You’re Lacking Adequate Security Event Logs and How to Fix It July 28, 2021 Information is everything. When a security incident takes place that affects your systems, most security experts agree that they would... TrickBot Is Now Tidying Up Its Banking Trojan Module July 27, 2021 Alongside delivering ransomware, TrickBot reignites the bank fraud game. Usually, TrickBot alludes to a botnet and banking trojan to steal... Hackbits Podcast Episode 1 – Avanan – SOC Burnout July 26, 2021 Hackbits Powered by LIFARS – Security Operation Center (SOC) Burnout. In this episode host Gaspare Marturano interviews Avanan Chief Revenue... Increasing Visibility to Find Signs of Reconnaissance and Lateral Movement July 23, 2021 Establishing an ATP (advanced persistent threat) has long been the goal of cyberattacks. By remaining undetected in the target environment,... Microsoft Reveals Critical Bugs Allowing Takeover of NETGEAR Routers July 21, 2021 Microsoft has revealed critical bugs regarding NETGEAR routers that could cause data leaks and system compromise. More particularly, researchers from... Healthcare Ransomware and Cyberattacks July 20, 2021 Healthcare has become an increasing target of ransomware and other cyberattacks since the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic. Indeed, a... Fight Staff Burnout: Cybersecurity Teams Overworked, Understaffed July 19, 2021 Fight Staff Burnout: Cybersecurity Teams Overworked, Understaffed – Those working in the cybersecurity field have made it through this pandemic... Understanding shared responsibility models in the cloud July 16, 2021 We are becoming increasingly dependent on cloud services for specialized technology solutions as well as to facilitate day-to-day operations in... Is IASME a viable alternative to ISO 27001 certification? July 15, 2021 ISO/IEC 27001 is considered by many to be the de facto international standard on how to manage information security. In... FBI got to the pockets of criminal gangs by selling them messaging app July 14, 2021 ANOM secure messaging app: Approximately 9,000 officers deployed in 48 hours to over 700 locations in 16 countries across the... PowerShell Remoting and WMI risks July 13, 2021 What is PowerShell Remoting? PowerShell Remoting uses Windows Remote Management (WinRM), which is the Microsoft implementation of the Web Services... REvil Ransomware Kaseya Supply-Chain Attack Summary July 12, 2021 REvil Ransomware Kaseya: Ransomware attacks on Colonial Pipeline, JBS Foods, Kaseya and other major organizations are in the headlines, and... Commonly Used Phishing and Spear Phishing Tactics July 8, 2021 Techniques for seizing personal information on users are plenty. To further complicate digital security, strategies employed by cybercriminals are more... Ransomware Gangs Recruiting Affiliates Now by Creating Websites July 7, 2021 Ransomware gangs have begun to promote their services by other methods after two notable Russian-speaking forums prohibited ransomware-related topics. One...
How to Strengthen Your Security by Adopting a More Proactive Posture July 29, 2021 Most organizations today invest heavily in reactive measures in an effort to shore up their security against a growing landscape...
Why You’re Lacking Adequate Security Event Logs and How to Fix It July 28, 2021 Information is everything. When a security incident takes place that affects your systems, most security experts agree that they would...
TrickBot Is Now Tidying Up Its Banking Trojan Module July 27, 2021 Alongside delivering ransomware, TrickBot reignites the bank fraud game. Usually, TrickBot alludes to a botnet and banking trojan to steal...
Hackbits Podcast Episode 1 – Avanan – SOC Burnout July 26, 2021 Hackbits Powered by LIFARS – Security Operation Center (SOC) Burnout. In this episode host Gaspare Marturano interviews Avanan Chief Revenue...
Increasing Visibility to Find Signs of Reconnaissance and Lateral Movement July 23, 2021 Establishing an ATP (advanced persistent threat) has long been the goal of cyberattacks. By remaining undetected in the target environment,...
Microsoft Reveals Critical Bugs Allowing Takeover of NETGEAR Routers July 21, 2021 Microsoft has revealed critical bugs regarding NETGEAR routers that could cause data leaks and system compromise. More particularly, researchers from...
Healthcare Ransomware and Cyberattacks July 20, 2021 Healthcare has become an increasing target of ransomware and other cyberattacks since the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic. Indeed, a...
Fight Staff Burnout: Cybersecurity Teams Overworked, Understaffed July 19, 2021 Fight Staff Burnout: Cybersecurity Teams Overworked, Understaffed – Those working in the cybersecurity field have made it through this pandemic...
Understanding shared responsibility models in the cloud July 16, 2021 We are becoming increasingly dependent on cloud services for specialized technology solutions as well as to facilitate day-to-day operations in...
Is IASME a viable alternative to ISO 27001 certification? July 15, 2021 ISO/IEC 27001 is considered by many to be the de facto international standard on how to manage information security. In...
FBI got to the pockets of criminal gangs by selling them messaging app July 14, 2021 ANOM secure messaging app: Approximately 9,000 officers deployed in 48 hours to over 700 locations in 16 countries across the...
PowerShell Remoting and WMI risks July 13, 2021 What is PowerShell Remoting? PowerShell Remoting uses Windows Remote Management (WinRM), which is the Microsoft implementation of the Web Services...
REvil Ransomware Kaseya Supply-Chain Attack Summary July 12, 2021 REvil Ransomware Kaseya: Ransomware attacks on Colonial Pipeline, JBS Foods, Kaseya and other major organizations are in the headlines, and...
Commonly Used Phishing and Spear Phishing Tactics July 8, 2021 Techniques for seizing personal information on users are plenty. To further complicate digital security, strategies employed by cybercriminals are more...
Ransomware Gangs Recruiting Affiliates Now by Creating Websites July 7, 2021 Ransomware gangs have begun to promote their services by other methods after two notable Russian-speaking forums prohibited ransomware-related topics. One...
