Enterprises prepare for the inevitable cyber attack

Recent IDC research shows that in many cases, senior executives/line-of-business leaders are minimally engaged in their company’s cyber preparedness initiatives. In fact, 52% of senior leaders have no involvement in their company’s cyber cases. In this… Continue reading Enterprises prepare for the inevitable cyber attack

Enterprises prepare for the inevitable cyber attack

Recent IDC research shows that in many cases, senior executives/line-of-business leaders are minimally engaged in their company’s cyber preparedness initiatives. In fact, 52% of senior leaders have no involvement in their company’s cyber cases. In this… Continue reading Enterprises prepare for the inevitable cyber attack

Organizations should prepare for the inevitability of cyberattacks on their infrastructure

Organizations reliance on technology has contributed to the fact that their attack surface has grown in size and complexity, according to Armis. Global organizations are facing an unprecedented level of cyber risk due to blind spots in their environmen… Continue reading Organizations should prepare for the inevitability of cyberattacks on their infrastructure

Microsoft Warns of Critical Bugs Being Exploited in the Wild

Patch Tuesday: Redmond’s security response team flags two vulnerabilities — CVE-2023-36033 and CVE-2023-36036 — already being exploited in the wild.
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Product showcase: Red Piranha’s security first, single vendor SASE, collaboration with Intel

Red Piranha has released the latest Crystal Eye consolidated security platform officially in global collaboration with Intel on the 12th of October and more details on the Network Builders Panel with Intel later that month. Crystal Eye 5.0 features bes… Continue reading Product showcase: Red Piranha’s security first, single vendor SASE, collaboration with Intel

Hive0051’s large scale malicious operations enabled by synchronized multi-channel DNS fluxing

Recent analysis of Hive0051 has identified three key changes to capabilities: an improved multi-channel approach to DNS fluxing, obfuscated multi-stage scripts, and the use of fileless PowerShell variants of the Gamma malware.

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Censys Banks $75M for Attack Surface Management Technology

Michigan startup raises $75 million in new funding as venture capital investors bet big on attack surface management technologies.
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