One of the biggest cyber blunders companies make is overinvesting in cyber tools and underinvesting in strategy and talent. How can organizations know what security controls they need without an overall cybersecurity program and game plan? Buying tools can provide business leaders with the illusion of securing their digital terrain

Ever wondered if it’s a coincidence that the commemoration of cybersecurity awareness and the celebration of Halloween, both fall in the same month, October?  Well, if the ghosts of Halloween are not scary enough, stats showcasing the surge in sophisticated and lethal cyber threats will definitely do the trick. From

There’s a sea change underway in how the federal government—specifically the Defense Department—is going to approach cybersecurity. It’s one that’s going to create a more fluid and more complex landscape in which cybersecurity firms and technologies need to be ready to operate—a landscape in which speed can’t be sacrificed for

Since August 2022, the Venus ransomware has been compromising Remote Desktop (RDP) Services. The main targets of the malware are unprotected Windows devices with publicly available RDP. Successful Venus ransomware has been locking users out of essential files and requesting payment in crypto. What should every organization know about the Venus ransomware,

Professionals in cyber security continuously defend computer systems from potential breaches. Every day, organizations and private networks are subjected to cyberattacks, and the diversity of these attacks has significantly risen. According to former Cisco CEO John Chambers, there are two categories of businesses: those that have been hacked and those