cybersecurity

A ransomware attack made national headlines more than a year ago. On May 7, 2021, the Colonial Pipeline Company revealed that the DarkSide Ransomware-as-a-Service gang based in Eastern Europe had attacked it. DarkSide, which has since been shut down, has been identified as the threat actor by the FBI. What

The response to Goldman Sachs’ return to the office (RTO) directive was less than expected. In fact, according to Fortune, just roughly half of the company’s employees turned up. Employees have a solid foundation to stand on in today’s tight labor market, with many businesses permitting remote work.

The cybersecurity industry is now facing numerous issues. Highly trained attackers, a daily flow of useless data, and false alarms across various systems arrive in a severe lack of experienced labor. In this industry, undertaking extensive threat analysis with existing data will assist secure your company. Threat analysts are required

IT and cyber security experts don’t often conceive of their work as a project, but they should. Assume you work in IT as an administrator for a large company’s email servers and need to deploy a new update or patch the servers for security issues. These changes may

Traditional network security controls are no longer effective. Trust is important in improving relationships and taking business ahead. Businesses are increasingly using zero-trust security, although security incidents and breaches remain high. Zero trust has become more than just a buzzword in modern business, especially since the edge is stretching with

In his poem “To a Mouse,” Scottish poet Robert Burns stated, “The best-laid schemes of mice and men.” “Gang aft a-gley.” You may be more familiar with the phrase “The best-laid schemes of mice and men sometimes go astray.” This proverb may ring true for incident responders, business continuity planners,