Managed SOC as a Service with ProActive Attack Reduction
When people think about cyberattacks, they often picture hackers breaking into computers using secret codes or fancy tools. That’s one kind of threat called a technical intrusion. But there’s another, sneakier kind that doesn’t rely on technology at all. It’s called social engineering, and it targets people instead of machines. Both can cause huge damage. …
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According to NixCraft, a credible source in the cybersecurity community, a state-sponsored hacking group infiltrated F5 Inc. the global provider of application delivery and network security solutions in late 2023. The attackers reportedly remained undetected inside F5’s internal systems until August 2024, highlighting significant concerns over supply chain compromise, zero-day exploitation, and persistent threat operations …
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Every enterprise, from multinational corporations to nimble startups, maintains an Acceptable Usage Policy (AUP) a foundational document employees acknowledge, pledging responsible and secure use of company systems. This typically encompasses vital stipulations like refraining from accessing unverified websites, eschewing personal USB devices, and strictly prohibiting password sharing. Yet, the unfortunate reality, as many executives will …
NEW YORK In an increasingly interconnected digital landscape, the perimeter of cybersecurity defenses is shifting, moving beyond firewalls and code vulnerabilities to the most unpredictable element: human psychology. While technical intrusions remain a persistent threat, a more insidious and rapidly escalating danger, social engineering, is capitalizing on human trust and cognitive biases. This phenomenon demands …
For decades, companies have relied on penetration testing to measure the security posture of their systems. Think of a pen test as engaging a friendly hacker to meticulously probe your defenses. The tester employs various tactics and then provides a comprehensive report detailing vulnerabilities. This approach is akin to an annual health checkup: once a …