Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Head-to-Head: Penetration Testing vs. Vulnerability Scanning

To release reasonably secure products, vendors must integrate software security processes throughout all stages of the software development lifecycle. That would include product architecture and design; implementation and verification; deployment and monitoring in the field; and back again to design to address the changing threat landscape, market needs, and product issues.

Introducing LimaCharlie Comms: Operations at Scale

Comms is built for Digital Forensics & Incident Response. It is a console, communications platform and audit trail that is deeply integrated with all aspects of LimaCharlie. It is not something that was bolted on after the fact but rather something that has been purposefully built to operationalize the full power of LimaCharlie towards responding to threats and defending against attackers.

8 Ways to Secure the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)

Connected devices offer healthcare providers ways to remotely monitor patient health. Additionally, hospitals use these devices for enhanced patient care, including medication delivery and vitals monitoring. However, malicious actors often use unsecured IoMT as part of their attack methodologies.

How to Report a Data Breach per GDPR

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Act is a broad set of data privacy rules that define how an organization must handle and protect the personal data of citizens of the European Union (EU). The Regulation also outlines the way that organizations can report a data breach. Articles 33 and 34 outline the requirements for breach notification; however, most businesses are still unaware of their responsibilities.

Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) - A Model for Everyone

Data breaches have reached a fever pitch over the last few years. The rapid frequency of successful attacks coupled with the rising costs to businesses has raised attention at the highest levels of global governments. In the past, breaches were relatively “localized,” that is, they affected the targeted company only. However, the newer attacks have disrupted entire supply chains.