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Strengthen Your SaaS Security with SaaS Ops

Many organizations have multi-cloud setups, with the average corporation employing services from at least five cloud providers. Compatibility problems, contract breaches, non-secured APIs, and misconfigurations are among the security hazards cloud computing brings, which is popular. SaaS configurations are an attractive target for cybercriminals because they store a large amount of sensitive data, such as payment card details and personal information.

Detecting the Manjusaka C2 framework

Security practitioners may know about common command-and-control (C2) frameworks, such as Cobalt Strike and Sliver, but fewer have likely heard of the so-called Chinese sibling framework “Manjusaka” (described by Talos in an excellent writeup). Like other C2 frameworks, we studied the Manjusaka implant/server network communications in our lab environment, and here we document some of the detection methods available. We have also open-sourced the content we describe.

Why You Should Avoid Public WiFi

The ability of a cybercriminal to place themselves between you and the connection point poses the biggest security vulnerability to public WiFi. You unknowingly communicate with the cybercriminal, who then collects and passes your information to the hotspot, rather than you connecting to the hotspot directly. While there are ways to stay protected on public WiFi, it is still advisable to avoid using it.

Trustwave Secures Fourth Gold Competency in the Microsoft Partner Network

Trustwave announced today that it has attained Gold competency in security in the Microsoft Partner Network, a mark reached by only 1% of all Microsoft partners. This certification, awarded upon rigorous review of technical certifications and innovative solutions, represents Microsoft’s highest level of partner recognition for aligning technical expertise to customer needs.

Three Reasons Why You Should Quantify Third-Party Cyber Risk

The spotlight on cyber risk quantification (CRQ) has raised its status to the top of the hypercycle, but with fame comes scrutiny and criticism. Security analysts and practitioners debate the validity of each model framework, along with the data used when modeling cyber risk. Despite this debate, there is a unifying consensus that knowing the possible range of the financial impact of a cyber event is far more optimal than flying blind.

IT admin admits sabotaging ex-employer's network in bid for higher salary

A 40-year-old man could face up to 10 years in prison, after admitting in a US District Court to sabotaging his former employer’s computer systems. Casey K Umetsu, of Honolulu, Hawaii, has pleaded guilty to charges that he deliberately misdirected a financial company’s email traffic and prevented customers from reaching its website in a failed attempt to convince the firm to rehire him at a greater salary.

Addressing Device Security Risks in the Hybrid Enterprise with Netskope IoT Security

Internet-connected devices (also known as “the internet of things”) are a key business enabler for modern enterprises focused on transforming their businesses and gaining competitive advantage through automation and intelligent decision-making. According to IDC, there will be over 55.7 billion connected IoT devices (or “things”) by 2025, generating almost 80B zettabytes (ZB) of data.

Cybersecurity Awareness Month: The Importance of Enabling MFA

Welcome to October, the spookiest month of the year! No, we’re not talking cute kids dressed as their favorite cartoon character on a mission to collect a mountain of candy. That’s a treat. We’re here to talk about the tricks, and how you can keep from falling for them. That’s right, it’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month!