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Living-off-the-land Attacks: The Challenge and WatchGuard Advanced EPDR

In cybersecurity, "Living-off-the-land" (LotL) attacks have become increasingly difficult to detect. These attacks exploit legitimate system tools like PowerShell, WMI, or Office macros instead of relying on external malware, allowing attackers to move stealthily within a network. Traditional security measures struggle to identify these attacks, as they use trusted, digitally signed tools. LotL attacks appeal to cybercriminals because they evade detection and reduce the risk of being traced.

Sergey Tokarev: STEM is FEM's Outcomes last year

Initially, the STEM is FEM education project was launched to encourage young schoolgirls to learn STEM disciplines. It was a step in to break gender inequity having a place in the IT sector for a long time. However, the STEM is FEM initiative has extended its objective to engage the project participants in the post-war reconstruction of devastated Ukrainian cities. Sergey Tokarev, the IT entrepreneur and initiator of STEM is FEM, shared the outcomes of implementing the educational course "Urbanism."

Why educational institutions need robust cybersecurity solutions

Technology has been an integral part of the education industry, even before the onset of the pandemic. However, the shift from traditional classrooms to online courses, virtual classrooms, and digital textbooks has taken place at a rapid pace since 2020. This transition to the digital world has widened opportunities, but it has also opened avenues for cyberattacks and compliance violations.

The states of data, Part 2: Why visibility is key for protecting data at rest

In part two of our blog series, The states of data, we’ll be discussing the various threats to sensitive data at rest in the form of a case study on Morgan Stanley’s data breach. Before we delve into that, let’s look at what data at rest is and see a few examples of data at rest in an organizational context.

Microsoft Exchange MFA for Outlook Desktop and Mobile Apps

Microsoft Exchange and Outlook Web App (OWA) are essential tools for enterprise communication, providing seamless access to emails, calendars, tasks, and contacts. However, with increasing cyber threats, relying on just usernames and passwords leaves your accounts vulnerable. miniOrange offers a robust Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) solution for Exchange and OWA, adding an extra layer of security by requiring users to verify their identity through multiple methods. Even if credentials are compromised, MFA ensures your accounts remain protected.

O365 Monitoring: Ensuring Security and Efficiency in Your Office 365 Environment

Many businesses depend on cloud-based tools like Office 365 to run their daily business. Because of this, O365 monitoring has become much more important for making sure that your Office 365 environment runs easily, safely, and effectively. Office 365 is more than just an email service; it's a full suite with efficiency apps, tools for working together, and storage for files. But this huge environment could also be a target for cyber threats, so it's important to keep an eye on and protect its activities.

Why is Vulnerability Management-as-a-Service Essential for Businesses?

As cyber threats get smarter and more common, companies of all sizes need to make vulnerability management a top priority to keep their private data safe and their operations running smoothly. Traditional vulnerability management methods, which involve a lot of manual work and restricted visibility, aren't working well against the complicated problems that modern cyberattacks pose.

The Cyber Helpline Wins Not-for-Profit Cyber Award at 2024 National Cyber Awards

London, UK, September 24th, 2024 – We are thrilled to announce that The Cyber Helpline has emerged victorious at this year’s National Cyber Awards, securing three prestigious awards! For the fourth year in a row, we have been honored as the Not-for-Profit Cyber Award winner, alongside recognition for individual achievements, including the Alan Turing Award (Rory Innes) and the Cyber Student of the Year Award (Alex Hardy).