Infosecurity Blogs
How Cyber-Criminals are Circumventing Multifactor Authentication
Cyber-criminals are exploiting MFA weaknesses, and it should no longer be seen as a 'silver bullet' against account takeover, says Adenike Cosgrove
Why You Don’t Need 300 Gbps DDoS Simulation Tests
Did you read about the 300Gbs DDoS attack last week? We must test our protection against an attack of that size
Will ChatGPT Democratize the Development of Evasive Malware?
Menlo Security's Brett Raybould outlines the potential cyber-threats posed by ChatGPT
How to Migrate OST to Microsoft 365
The recent Hostage Exchange Server outage is one example where the users didn’t have access to the Exchange EDB files on cloud servers and they restored mail items from the OST file
The Impact of Conversational AI on the GRC Workforce: Training our Next Generation Workers
Jenai Marinkovic and colleagues discuss the importance of teaching cybersecurity and GRC workers how to work alongside AI systems
#IWD2023: Retaining and Advancing Women in the Cyber Security Industry: Moving from Theory to Impact by Measuring Inclusion
Women in Cybersecurity has launched a study to measure the state of inclusion of women in cybersecurity
#IWD2023: DigitALL, Innovation and Technology for Gender Equality
One of the themes of this year's IWD is cracking the code and explores collaborative efforts towards gender equality
Looking Back at the Mega Breaches Trends of 2022
Paolo Passeri looks back at data on mega breaches that took place in 2022
Are You Prioritizing Digital Identity Management?
Understand the measures organizations can put in place to ensure the security of their digital infrastructure and regain control over employees’ digital identities
Why Zero Trust Isn’t a Silver Bullet for Security
It is important for organizations to recognize the limits of zero trust as they implement their security strategies
Uncover the Default Passwords Lurking in Your Active Directory
Understand how default passwords can be present in an Active Directory and provides instructions on how to check for them and how to remove them
2022: DDoS Year-in-Review
StormWall’s DDoS Year-in-Review report takes a look at the 2022 threat landscape, breaks down the industries that were most affected, and explores current DDoS trends
Not All E-Signatures Are Created Equal – Don't Get Caught Out
EU eIDAS regulation sets out three distinct types of e-signatures. Each of them has unique traits that affect their legality and enforceability. This article examines how they differ.
ChatGPT: A New Wave of Cybersecurity Concerns?
Javvad Malik discusses the cyber threats that will emanate from ChatGPT and how these risks can be mitigated
It’s Time to Put Your Users at The Centre of Your Security Universe
Ensure your users are security-aware in the face of today's evolving threats
Template Injection Attacks: Nefarious Actors Lie in Wait in North Korea
Brett Raybould discusses how TTPs used by North Korean threat actors are similar to previous malicious campaigns
Prioritize the Prevention Part of Security Programs in 2023
Rob Clyde argues that with savvy leadership, 2023 can be a great year for security teams despite tightening budgets
How to Erase Data Securely From Hard Drives and SSDs, Including NVMe
In this blog, Stellar will look at the different methods of data erasure and explore how to erase data securely from hard drives and SSDs, including NVMe
How to Find Out if Your Data is Being Sold to a Third Party
Find out how you can tell if you data is being sold by a third party and what to do about it
How Restrictive Laws Are Pushing Chinese Cyber-Criminals Towards Novel Monetization Techniques
Jason Steer highlights novel techniques being used by Chinese cyber-criminals in the face of a cybercrime crackdown by the CCP
