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The Dark Side of EDR: Repurpose EDR as an Offensive Tool

Endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions have become a key component of many enterprise endpoint security strategies, resulting in a forecasted market value close to $17 billion by 2030. This is due in no small part to the increase in remote work following the COVID-19 pandemic, the resulting bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend in which employees use personal devices for work-related activities, and the constant evolution of cyber threats.

Who is affected by NIS2 and what does it mean for your compliance?

In a regulatory landscape where new national, vertical, or international regulations are published on what seems like a weekly basis, the European Commission’s NIS2 Directive stands out. This legislation, which applies to all organizations operating across the European Union, has provided legally binding measures which organizations must abide by in order to ‘boost the overall level of cybersecurity in the EU.’

Police Arrest LabHost Cybercrime Gang

It’s been reported that police have apprehended 37 individuals globally, alleged to have used a technology platform facilitating fraudulent activity through deceptive text messages aimed at defrauding unsuspecting victims. Law enforcement agencies focused their efforts on dismantling the operations of LabHost, the platform used by criminals to send these messages and lure victims to fake websites masquerading as legitimate online payment or shopping services.

How to Evaluate if Your Business Needs a VPN or RDP? What's the Difference?

The need for secure remote access solutions has increased in today's digital era. About two-thirds of businesses have had their data stolen because employees work from home. Four out of five companies have seen more email scams since people started working remotely. Almost 70% of businesses think they'll face more cyber problems because so many people work from home now.

How Does Bare Metal Storage Enhance Data Security Compared To Other Storage Solutions?

Bare metal storage enhances data security compared to other storage solutions by providing isolation and dedicated resources for each customer. Unlike shared storage solutions, bare metal storage ensures that data is not co-mingled with other customers, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or data breaches. Additionally, bare metal storage allows for greater control and customization of security measures, such as encryption and access controls, providing an added layer of protection.

4-Stage Vendor Risk Management Framework (2024 Edition)

A Vendor Risk Management framework is the skeleton of your VRM program. Without it, your Vendor Risk Management program will collapse under a heavy burden of inefficient processes. This post outlines the anatomy of an effective VRM framework to help you seamlessly manage security risks in your third-party network.

Advanced GDPR Compliance Strategies for Cybersecurity

As digital transformation continues to multiply pathways to personal data, complete GDPR compliance is getting harder to attain. Whether you’re a data protection officer or a cybersecurity professional helping your organization remain compliant, this blog suggests advanced GDPR compliance strategies you may not have yet considered - beyond that delightful cookie consent notice we all love.

Implementing A Vendor Risk Assessment Process in 2024

A Vendor Risk Assessment (also referred to as a third-party risk assessment) is a critical component of a Vendor Risk Management program. As such, the overall impact of your VRM efforts hangs on the efficiency of your vendor risk assessment workflow. This post outlines a framework for implementing a streamlined vendor risk assessment process to prevent potential data breach-causing third-party security risks from falling through the cracks.

What Is Ciphertext?

Ciphertext refers to data that is encrypted and unreadable. The only way to read encrypted data is by decrypting it using an encryption key. Since ciphertext can’t be read without providing the encryption key, it’s the best way to protect your sensitive data from prying eyes and unauthorized access. Continue reading to learn more about ciphertext and the important role it plays in cybersecurity.