Category: Cybercriminals
One Year Later: Lessons from the Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack
A year has passed since the Colonial Pipeline Ransomware attack that caused Colonial Pipeline to stop service for five days. This attack created
Going SOCless
According to the FBI, the number of cyberattacks reported to their Cyber Division is up 400 percent compared to pre-pandemic levels, and attacks
Changming Liu, Stellar Cyber: hackers target remote workers to obtain access to corporate networks
With the pandemic and the stay-at-home orders that came with it, hackers started increasingly attempting to exploit the situation and damage
Tired Of Reactive Strategies? Proactively Stop Attackers Earlier In The Kill Chain!
MSSPs all deal with a crushing number of alerts daily – but how are the most successful partners managing the influx? The MSSP industry has seen
Was SUNBURST really a Zero-day attack?
Most companies affected by the SolarWinds attack learned about it from the Department of Homeland Security. Wouldn’t it have been better for them
Leverage the tools and telemetry you trust
The industry is at a pivotal point. With the pandemic driving up work-from-home and forcing hybrid work environments as well as many applications
What is Network Security?
The historical definition of network security is to use a firewall to screen users coming into the network, but as IT technology and security
Red Team – Blue Team Testing – The Big Picture
Ever since offensive security testing began, we have expected that the test or simulation will find something. Even if a pen tester doesn’t
What Is Cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity is in the news a lot, and typically in a bad way. We learn about Cybersecurity through well-publicized cyberattacks on major
Cybersecurity Challenges and Solutions
Cybersecurity is the art and science of protecting computer systems and networks from the theft of electronic data, damage to hardware or