Continuation from part 1 The cybersecurity industry has fed and, to a large extent, continues to feed off fearmongering. As a result, organizations are spending millions of dollars on shiny security p…
Since the advent of the internet, businesses of all sorts, sizes, and locations have tried to explore new and larger markets to capture. It has provided them with new opportunities for which they work…
Welcome back to Cybersecurity as an Iceberg. Last time in part two, we went over Insider Threats, Lack of Security Awareness Training, and Missing Policies. Today, we will discuss the last three hidde…
Welcome to part two of our blog series, Cybersecurity as an Iceberg. In part one of this blog series, we discussed two unaddressed risks in cybersecurity: Third-Party Risks and Data Privacy Law Violat…
Cybersecurity is like an iceberg. Organizations tend to address threats that are apparent at the tip of the iceberg. However, there is at least 7/8ths of the iceberg under the water. This is also wher…
Ransomware has taken a center stage, should organizations pay to retrieve their files?
With employees forced to work from home due to the pandemic, securing the home network should be a top priority. Here are few DIY steps that can be really useful even for the non-tech savvy person.
The impact of a major cyber-attack to an organization’s brand, reputation, and business operations can be catastrophic. Weaknesses in information security can jeopardize your mission, threaten your pr…
In order to protect the U.S. defense supply chain from foreign and domestic cyber threats, and reduce the overall security risk of the sector, the Department of Defense is mandating that all contracto…
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