Cyber Hygiene
5 Ways to Beat Sophisticated Threat Actors with IT Automation
The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and McAfee estimated that organizations around the world could experience $600 Billion worth of annual losses resulting from cyber-attacks in this current decade. Meanwhile, by the end of 2021, the total number of newly developed Windows OS-based malware is expected to grow by 91.09 million in volume. Many organizations are turning to IT automation [Read More]
SolarWinds State-Sponsored Supply Chain Attack vs. Standard Supply Chain Attacks
Supply chain attacks became a threat actor’s goldmine in 2020. With its low barrier to entry and effectiveness, different levels of threat actors continue to leverage supply chain attacks as a viable method to facilitate far-reaching nefarious activities, including espionage, sabotage, intellectual property theft, etc. Although the average supply chain attack is perpetrated by a cybercriminal with purely financial interests, [Read More]
Our Response to the SolarWinds Hack – A Global Cyber Pledge
Why should I take the #globalcyberpledge? How we're solving cybersecurity by individuals coming together and getting educated? What is the need for continuous improvement? Our privacy and freedom are under attack by foreign, state-sponsored bad actors and we’re standing by letting it happen. Why? Because the answers are right in front of us yet we remain complacent. Back in [Read More]
How Financial Organizations Can Recover From and Prepare for a Ransomware Attack
The recent proliferation of ransomware attacks is staggering; the virtual working environment, driven in part by the way COVID-19 exacerbated the situation. One security vendor, Skybox Security, found that, thus far, ransomware incidents grew by 72% throughout the pandemic. It's likely that your financial institution is already taking the threat of a ransomware attack seriously. But does your firm have a [Read More]
The Importance of Vulnerability Scanning in a WFH Environment
Vulnerability scanning in the new WFH environment has become more critical than ever in identifying weaknesses, but how can IT teams keep up?
Why a Vulnerability Scan is Not Enough to Keep Business Running Smoothly
A vulnerability scan is good for identifying weaknesses in your cybersecurity posture, but they're not the answer to securing your network...here's why.
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