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Returning to the Office? Protect the Machines

Open ports that direct traffic to and from machines in the office could become an attack vector, especially as more employees return to a physical office environment. If attackers can access your network through an unsecured and often forgotten port, then your sensitive data could be at risk. This article considers security risks for ports related to office machinery.

Hunting M365 Invaders: Blue Team's Guide to Initial Access Vectors

Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) is Microsoft's cloud-based suite of productivity tools, which includes email, collaboration platforms, and office applications. All are integrated with Entra ID (referred to as Azure AD in this post) for identity and access management. M365’s centralized storage of organizational data, combined with its ubiquity and widespread adoption, make it a common target of threat actors.

VR and AR: Potential security risks to be prepared for

Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies capture everyone’s imagination with use cases and an unlimited potential for future implementations. While these concepts have been around for decades, they continue to be buzzwords with a fascinating flavor of science fiction. The truth is that the VR and AR combination is close to mainstream adoption these days, with plenty of examples of successful projects creating ripples in ecommerce, entertainment, and many other industries.

Deploy multi-tenant Red Hat OpenShift clusters with Calico's namespace and workload isolation

As you are using OpenShift or are planning to use it for your containerized applications, ensuring robust security is crucial. As you dive deeper and your workloads become more complex, the need for advanced security measures becomes apparent. This is where Calico’s microsegmentation capability helps to achieve tenant and workload isolation. Let’s explore how Calico can be a game-changer in strengthening the security posture of your OpenShift environment.

Integris Health's Breach-Oklahoma Patients Extorted, Jan. 5th Deadline

Integris Health is one of Oklahoma’s largest medical networks; they operate hospitals, clinics, and urgent care from their 24 non-profit campuses. Integris commands over 1,800 patient beds across its facilities, with nearly as many physicians. At the end of November, Integris published a notice on their website; not only had cybercriminals breached their security and accessed patient data—the criminals also began extorting their victims.

Getting the most out of Total Identity Security

Data theft is one of the main concerns for organizations in terms of cybersecurity. Despite the advances made in protection and action protocols, there have been numerous cases in recent months of corporate and third-party data being compromised, putting organizations’ businesses and their customers' privacy at risk.

What To Do if Your Online Accounts Keep Getting Hacked

If your online accounts keep getting hacked, you should scan your computer for malware, update your account passwords, enable MFA, check your account’s settings for suspicious changes, change your account’s security questions and place a fraud alert on your credit report. Continue reading to learn the signs that point to your online account being hacked, steps to take when your account is hacked and how to prevent your account from being hacked again.

Managing the switch - Making the move to Cisco Meraki

We have worked closely with Cisco for many years in large complex environments and have developed integrations to support a variety of Cisco solutions for our joint customers. In recent years we have seen an increased interest in the use of Cisco Meraki devices by enterprises that are also AlgoSec customers. In this post , we will highlight some of the AlgoSec capabilities that can quickly add value for Meraki customers.

Cloud Monitoring: Critical for Business Success

Cloud Monitoring is a crucial part of the security stack for many modern enterprises. More businesses have continued to shift their services and operational activity into the cloud in the form of Software (SaaS), Platform (PaaS), and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). They have done this for several reasons, including: This is taking place in both small- and large-scale enterprises. Threat actors have responded by targeting cloud services with increased frequency.