Let’s take a step back and assess EDR’s place in your overall cybersecurity strategy, as well as the gaps that it cannot fill by itself.
Let’s take a step back and assess EDR’s place in your overall cybersecurity strategy, as well as the gaps that it cannot fill by itself.
The recent hack against HBO has left many of us wondering what’s going to happen next.
Brute-force attacks have re-emerged in more sophisticated form.
An outsourced SOC has great potential to improve the security posture of SMBs – if it has the right set of features.
If the idea of protecting more than 8 billion connected objects seems impossible, rest assured, it’s more doable than you may have imagined.
Do you have a Project Zero of your own?
A new strain of ransomware called “Petya” is sweeping across the globe as of Tuesday, June 27th, 2017. It is very similar to the WannaCry ransomware, in that it exploits the same Windows vulnerability that Microsoft patched in March 2017. However, you could have many unpatched legacy Windows systems running in your IT infrastructure, whichRead more
Are you making mountains out of molehills?
Phishing is becoming more sophisticated and personalized. In the past, would-be phishing victims often received generic emails instructing them to sign a contract or take action to renew their expired credit cards. But now, a campaign might be continually refined so that it targets a single person, making it much more effective than the traditionalRead more
The WannaCry ransomware swept through Europe and Asia in mid-May, locking the critical systems of the National Health Service in the U.K., Telefonica in Spain and many other organizations around the world, unless they paid the Bitcoin fine it demanded. However, WannaCry infections were quickly brought under control as malware researchers identified several preventive measures and mitigation techniquesRead more
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