by Todd O'bert | Apr 4, 2019 | Security Posture
In recent years, there has been a slew of high-profile data breaches, and many of them have something in common — the vulnerability was from a third-party. Every vendor you work with may unknowingly bring weaknesses with them that hackers can exploit to get to your... 
by Pete Greco | Mar 26, 2019 | Security Posture
Ransomware is a type of malware that holds a computer or data for ransom, requiring payment for the return of the data or control of the computer. The data being held ransom is often encrypted by the ransomware, which is then unencrypted when payment is received.... 
by Todd O'bert | Feb 26, 2019 | Security Posture
Rather than relying on the cloud or data centers, computing is now done at or near the source of the data, otherwise known as the edge. While the cloud is being leveraged for storage and computing power, things have become centralized. But distance can mean latency.... 
by Pete Greco | Jan 6, 2019 | Security Posture
If you are planning a migration to the cloud, you may want to consider a Cloud Security Assessment. You may have already figured out which cloud services to investigate, such as Amazon or Azure. You may also have calculated the budget requirements, the fiscal... 
by Pete Greco | Jan 6, 2019 | Security Posture
According to the White Hat 2018 “Website Security Statistics Report” there are many business verticals missing the mark on securing their websites. In the category of Accommodations/Food Services, 52% of websites are deemed as “Always Vulnerable.” Another 7% are... 
by Pete Greco | Dec 18, 2018 | Security Posture
Unfortunately, these days most of us are very familiar with Phishing and Spear Phishing Attacks. Most often times hackers will target end users with a clever email that unwittingly opens an attack vector on the users machine. Once hackers have get access to the...