Sheltering from the Cyberattack Storm
As we move towards the summer and the promise of sunnier weather, it’s worth noting that the cybersecurity industry has seen more rain than sunshine recently. A slew of high-profile…
Changing the Passive to Active: Updating SaaS Cybersecurity Strategy with Threat Management
The massive Snowflake breach disclosed recently, involving hundreds of millions of stolen customer records, is a stark wake-up call for organizations to proactively manage their SaaS security. No doubt the…
Deep Dive: Unveiling the Untold Challenges of Single Sign-On (SSO) Management
Single Sign-On (SSO) serves as the linchpin connecting corporate networks, facilitating seamless access to various web applications without the need for repeated login credentials. However, there are several untold challenges…
Celebrating our 12th Anniversary at RSA conference 2024
It’s been an amazing journey and we are so thankful to the team at the RSA Conference for working with us for over a decade. I remember before we went…
An Internet of Things Future Means Securing Entire Supply-Chains
By Nils Gerhardt, Chief Technology Officer for Utimaco The ‘Internet of Things’ (or IoT) is far more than smart speakers and app-connected lightbulbs: in less than a decade it has…
Improve Data Security Through Automation
Human error is endemic to data breaches. Process automation can minimize the risk. By Gregory Hoffer, CEO, Coviant Software Human error is the most common cause of a data breach,…
Credential Stuffing; Ny Attorney General Reveals More Than 1.1m Compromised Accounts Discovered
Password-Guessing Is the Attackers’ Latest Weapon of Choice By Ekaterina Khrustaleva, Chief Operating Officer, ImmuniWeb In January 2022, the New York Attorney General Letitia James revealed the results of major…
Why Now Is the Time to Prepare for The Quantum Threat
Quantum computers are set to bring about many changes to cybersecurity and beyond, but why should companies start preparations for the quantum threat today? By Ali El Kaafarani, CEO &…
Three Ways IP Data Enhances Cyber Security
By Jonathan Tomek, VP of Research and Development, Digital Envoy Cyber security professionals were never worry-free; there are simply too many nefarious players who have much to gain by hacking…
Cybersecurity, Especially in Critical Infrastructure and State Government, Is A Huge Issue Right Now
There is little doubt that continued effort at all levels across infrastructure and government is required to ensure the resilience required is in place By Ben Lane, Events Manager, Torch…
Too Hot to Handle:The case for Zero Trust and SASE
By Jonathan Lee, Senior Product Manager, Menlo Security Insecurity today we often see the continued reliance on legacy systems and solutions. As cybercriminals have evolved their methods, the security adopted…
Lessons Learned: In the Principle Of “Least Privilege,” Where Do Companies Fall Short?
By Raj Dodhiawala, President, Remediant Lateral movement using compromised admin credentials is integral to almost all ransomware and malware attacks today. Specifically exploiting privilege sprawl—or the always-on, always-available administrative access…
Redefining Resilience in The New World of Work
By Andrew Lawton, CEO of Reskube Ltd We are entering a new world of work. The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated the move towards hybrid and remote working which was already…
How To Defend Railway Subsystems from Targeted Cyber-Attacks
By Michael Cheng, Director at TXOne Networks & C. Max. Farrell, Senior Technical Marketing Specialist at TXOne Networks Railways are a critical part of every nation’s vital system. Maintaining the…
Phishing Techniques in Disguise: What to Look for And Why You Should
By Rotem Shemesh, Lead Product Marketing Manager, Security Solutions, at Datto Phishing is a familiar concept to cybersecurity professionals – and hackers. According to a recent study, phishing attacks are…
Top 10 Reasons Cyber Defense Firms Should Hire Veterans
Technology expert and former military intelligence officer shares insight on the valuable skills that veterans can bring to the cybersecurity industry By Bryon Kroger, Founder of Rise8 Following the…
Is XDR The Right Solution for Today’s Security Threats?
Defining XDR’s Role in the Security Stack By Steve Garrison, VP Marketing, Stellar Cyber XDR and Open XR are two of the latest buzzwords in the cybersecurity tools market, but…
How to strengthen cyber resilience with Unified BCDR
By Joe Noonan, General Manager, Unitrends and Spanning Cybercrime and hybrid work environments prompted by the pandemic have significantly impacted the way organizations protect and store their data. Data is…
Don’t Become a Horrible Headline: Some Tips on Redesigning Your Threat Posture for The 2022 Threat Landscape
By Omar Zarabi, Founder and CEO, Port53 Technologies As in previous years, the DefCon of the cybersecurity industry is best illustrated by the headlines – each a cautionary tale. The…
Endpoint Malware and Ransomware Volume Already Exceeded 2020 Totals by the End of Q3 2021
By Corey Nachreiner, CSO, WatchGuard Technologies The cybersecurity landscape of today is constantly evolving and threat actors are not far behind as they target users with increasingly sophisticated and complex…
Ransomware — Encrypt Your Data Before Others Do
Don’t let them look at your data. By Robert Freudenreich, CTO and Founder, Secomba GmbH | Boxcryptor A single malicious email, with the sender of the mail disguised as a…
Why Building Managers Need to Prioritize Cybersecurity
By Shaun Cooley, Founder and CEO of Mapped In an age increasingly dominated by the internet of Things (IoT), buildings have become elaborate networks of software and hardware designed to…
Combining True MDR & SOC for Robust Cybersecurity
By Jon Murchison, Founder, and CEO, Blackpoint Cyber Assessing the Current Threat Landscape The only constant in the cyberthreat landscape is that it is ever evolving. Amid a global pandemic,…
Responding To the Ransomware Pandemic
By Tom McVey, Solution Architect, Menlo Security Last year, Kaseya became the victim of the largest ransomware attack in history when Russian-linked hacker group REvil breached the US software company’s…
Decision Trees in Case of a Ransomware Attack
Does Your Organization Have a Procedure to Handle a Ransomware? Is It Worth Paying the Attackers? By Zsolt Baranya, Information Security Auditor, Black Cell Ltd. The number of ransomware attacks…
How Passwordless can Help us Win the Ransomware War
By Hemen Vimadalal is CEO and founder of 1Kosmos Approximately $590 million in ransomware payments were made in the U.S. in the first six months of 2021, more than the…
Our Cyber Defenses Need to Be Battle-Tested to Withstand Future Threats
By Hugo Sanchez, Founder and CEO of rThreat Just a few weeks ago, the FBI released a statement confirming that their server was hacked over the weekend, resulting in thousands…
Cybersecurity Experts Share Their Predictions for 2022
By Danny Lopez, CEO of Glasswall The year 2021 raised many major cybersecurity concerns including the rise in ransomware attacks, phishing scams, and data breaches. Many organizations have embraced a…
Three Key Facts About AI-Driven Network Detection and Response
By Eyal Elyashiv, CEO, Cynamics Most network detection and response solutions and network performance monitoring and diagnostic tools are using the same paradigm that was invented three decades ago. However, networks themselves…
WatchGuard Technologies’ 2022 Predictions: State-Sponsored Mobile Threats, Space-Related Hacks and More
A look at the future of cybersecurity in 2022 and beyond By Corey Nachreiner, Chief Security Officer, WatchGuard Technologies 2021 was another wild year in cybersecurity with the industry facing…