Security Culture
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How Was the Florida Water Plant System Hacked?
A watering hole attack was carried out a few months ago on the Oldsmar water plant in Florida. An infrastructure…
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Software Composition Analysis: Key to Security Gaps
Cybersecurity attacks increased in 2020 amid the global pandemic. Cyber hygiene is one of the most common triggers of security…
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A 4-Week Cybersecurity Plan to Improve Security
Spring has come, and so have several threats. You need a robust cybersecurity plan to get ahead in the game.…
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LinkedIn Phishing: Hackers Target Users with Fake Job Offers
LinkedIn is an integral part of the business community that facilitates hiring, marketing, and a whole range of other businesses.…
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The Three Components of Cybersecurity for an Organization
Recent events have brought the risk of cyber threat to the forefront for both business and the U.S. government. A…
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Employee Offboarding: A Legitimate Security Threat
Tough times call for stringent measures, and employee offboarding is one such action that demands utmost precision. Nonetheless, most organizations…
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Ransomware Group Gets a Rare Blow from U.S. Justice
Ransomware group NetWalker was quite actively and successfully closing healthcare services, colleges, and utilities. The U.S. Justice Department made a…
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Stand Out in the Crowd as a Business-Savvy CISO
Landing a prestigious role as a chief information security officer (CISO) needs skill, experience, and an agile mindset to offer…
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Keep Your Guard Up Against Ongoing Spyware
After disrupting IT, healthcare, and retail industries, real estate is the new target of cyber threat actors. The recent August…
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Pay2Key Hackers Steals Data from Intel’s Habana Labs
Pay2Key hackers have been attacking several Israeli companies with ransomware since November this year. Intel’s Habana Labs was the most…
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