No one wants to be the next SolarWinds. Of course the SolarWinds attack that was conducted was a very methodical and well planned attack but at the end of the day it comes down to implementing and governing best security practices. And, yes, most companies are not equipped or prepared for this type of attack […]
read more »Organizations currently are dealing with unprecedented times during this pandemic. COVID-19 and its high infection rates are basically single handedly changing how many organizations function. Many organizations were caught off guard by having to switch to a work-from-home model. Based on past trends, and COVID-19 coming to the forefront of organizations, it also has come […]
read more »A critical Windows Server vulnerability that affects Microsoft Windows Servers that are configured as Domain Controllers has been seen in the wild for the first time this week according to Microsoft. The vulnerability known as CVE-2020-1472 or “Zerologon” as its being called allows an attacker to gain control over an Active Directory Domain Controller within […]
read more »According to research, there has been a push to implement cybersecurity programs in businesses in all sectors. However, several companies are disregarding important aspects of cybersecurity. Having an inadequate cybersecurity program enables attackers to penetrate the company network. This article will highlight the top cybersecurity mistakes made by companies. Not Understanding Who the Program is […]
read more »Dunkin Donuts has agreed to pay $650,000 in fines as part of a settlement with the New York Attorney General over claims that the company ignored attacks on its computer systems and applications that resulted in thousands of compromised accounts. The NY Attorney General said that Dunkin Donuts failed to adopt security safeguards against future […]
read more »As the global workforce shifts to remote work, business operations and management face a number of obstacles. As mentioned in the previous article, the line between our work lives and our personal lives are blended now more than ever. Pre- pandemic predicted cybercrime will cost companies $6 trillion globally. According to research, last year, governments […]
read more »Both SOC 2 and NIST 800-53 play a large role in regulatory compliance. Both aim to protect data in the cloud and are critical in today’s environments to ensure information security. The SOC 2 Framework and NIST 800-53 Publication go hand- in- hand, and adhering to both sets of controls will provide your company with […]
read more »With the increase of employees turning to remote work during the pandemic, companies have been relying on video conferencing platforms, such as Zoom, for regular meetings and communication between employees. According to Check Point, there have been 1,700 new Zoom domains registered since the pandemic began, a quarter of these domains were registered just in […]
read more »According to Health Care Dive, 1,500 health care companies have been hit by a ransomware attack in the past four years. Healthcare companies like hospitals and clinics are often a target for these attacks because they store sensitive information and commonly lack cybersecurity. Ransomware attacks have changed in the past week as the Coronavirus pandemic […]
read more »As organizations shift to remote work during the viral outbreak, employees become vulnerable to cyber attacks if they are working outside of a secure network. This raises concerns for IT Security professionals. Some of these challenges include establishing a secure connection through all employee devices and keeping up to date with security patches and updates. […]
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