An indicator of compromise (IOC) refers to something left by a cyberattacker on your system. Whether this was intentional or a mistake might not be clear initially. A cyberattacker might leave an indicator of compromise directly through system activity or indirectly through system modification. Cyberattackers often take months to implement, escalate, and position

In a contemporary world, technology and the internet play a huge role in businesses and organizations. Many businesses and companies are actually struggling to find success without relying on the internet. In fact, today 100% of companies rely on the internet to operate, compared to one in four 10 years ago,

Make cybersecurity (part of) someone’s job  Cybersecurity is far too important to be fitted in as, when and if somebody has the time. Ensure that cybersecurity is properly managed by making it (part of) somebody’s job. This doesn’t necessarily mean that you need to hire in-house IT staff. In fact,

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

Here’s a roundup of the top cybersecurity threats in 2022 and the kind of malicious actors that the cybersecurity community is most concerned about. SonicWall initiated its 2022 Threat Mindset Survey to learn from its customers worldwide the answers to these questions. The survey revealed that 66% of the people