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How to Perform a Vendor Risk Assessment

Vendor risk assessments are critical for any organization that relies on third-party vendors. Third-party risk can negatively affect an organization’s security, compliance, and performance, resulting in devasting security breaches or disruptions in its supply chain that halt business operations. Organizations use vendor risk assessments to evaluate and manage third-party vendor risks associated with outsourcing business operations or procuring goods from external suppliers.

CVE-2024-3400: Zero-Day Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Exploited to Attack PAN-OS

A command injection vulnerability, being tracked as CVE-2024-3400, was recently discovered in the GlobalProtect feature of Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS software. This vulnerability has a CVSS score of 10 (Critical) and is actively being exploited in the wild. It impacts versions PAN-OS 120.2, PAN-OS 11.0 and PAN-OS 11.1. If exploited on vulnerable PAN-OS versions and distinct feature configurations, an unauthenticated attacker could execute arbitrary code with root privileges on the firewall.

7 Best Endpoint Management & Monitoring Software in 2024

Endpoint management and monitoring are critical for maintaining an organization’s IT infrastructure’s security, performance, and efficiency. Whether you’re dealing with remote workers, corporate devices, or virtual endpoints, having reliable endpoint management tools is essential. In this article, we’ll explore some of the top solutions available.

Insider Threat Program: How To Setup, Benefits & Tips

Cyberattacks are an ever-present danger for organizations. However, it’s crucial for security teams to recognize that the threat isn’t limited to external actors. Insider threats, originating from within the organization, are a growing concern. In fact, the frequency of data breaches caused by insider threats has surged by nearly 40% since 2018, now accounting for 60% of all breaches.

What Is Security Posture?

Security posture refers to the overall strength of an organization’s cybersecurity. It measures how an organization’s mechanisms, policies, procedures and operations respond to and defend against cyber threats. Continue reading to learn more about security posture, why your organization’s security posture is important, how to assess it and how to improve it.

What is the EU Cyber Solidarity Act?

The EU Cyber Solidarity Act is a new initiative that follows the European Union's latest efforts to build stronger cyber defenses against evolving cybersecurity threats. This legislation introduces a new strategy for enhanced cooperation between EU member states and focuses on how EU nations can better prepare and respond to cyber incidents.

Choosing a reliable platform for your online business

The first and most crucial step for online entrepreneurs is choosing a reliable website hosting service. This crucial choice will form the foundation for your online presence, determining the stability, speed and availability of your website. We will reveal the secret of finding the perfect hosting solution that will act as a solid basis for your commercial website. Choosing the wrong hosting provider can lead to numerous problems, such as frequent crashes, slow website loading speeds, and security risks, which can negatively impact customer satisfaction and the overall profitability of your business. Conversely, the right choice will ensure stability, high-performance and reliable protection, allowing your website to thrive.

Thriving in the Digital Age: Internet Marketing Strategies for Small Businesses

Many modern small businesses, for some reason, do not plan to develop a digital marketing strategy. This is a significant mistake. Launching advertising in traditional media or similar platforms requires substantial financial investment.

Revolutionizing Security: The Impact of EV Fleet Management Solutions

The global rise of electric vehicles (EV) fleet management solutions is unstoppable. Driven by a global push for sustainability, research shows 71% of U.S. fleet managers are now looking to add electric vehicles to their fleets in 2024. With billions of dollars invested heavily by governments and organizations in electric vehicles and their supporting networks, key critical flaws have emerged. Electric vehicle charging software, stations, monitoring systems, and unsecured internet networks have become access points for multiple cybersecurity threats ranging from unauthorized access to EV vehicles and data breaches of customer private information.