Surrounded by the ever-changing state of business operations, planning a cyber security training or educational event can be complicated. One of the challenges you’ll face early on is deciding whether or not to host your next cyber security event in-person. Many individuals fear that a virtual cybersecurity presentation could never be as engaging as an event that’s face-to-face.
Read More >Expert witnesses are commonplace in the legal world to provide well…expert… insight into cyber scenarios. Because the Average Joe may not know the technical terms of computer forensics or best practices of cyber security, a professional is often necessary to skillfully relay reliable information to all relevant parties.
Read More »When it comes to online security, you want to find the issues before cyber criminals figure it out for you. Penetration tests, or pentests, are annual tests that use social engineering and other rigorous testing methods to find exploitable vulnerabilities in your systems. However, what about the months, or years, in between full-scale pentests?
Read More »When we talk to customers who have worked with other vendors, we hear the same complaints across the board:
Read More »Social engineers use new techniques daily to gain unauthorized access to private systems and servers. But while new tactics are ever-arising, many “tried and true” techniques remain consistent. After all, when something works, why change it?
Read More »The American internet domain registrar and web hosting company GoDaddy recently made the news for the latest 2021 security breach.
Read More »Organizations around the world are enrolled in security awareness training programs and taught to look out for cybercriminals who are using a hacking technique called social engineering.
Read More »Getting ready for a pentest might seem overwhelming, no matter if it’s your first or your fourth.
Read More »Over the last two years, the internet has been riddled with ransomware attacks wherein cybercriminals compromise technology or data, make it inaccessible via encryption, and demand their victim pay a ransom to recover it.
Read More »When we speak of black, grey, and whiteboxes, we are not talking about the color of the PC on a desktop once called beige box. We are speaking of the amount of access a pentester has been given before attempting to breach a system or network.
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