The Rise of Cyber Resilience
Cyber attacks and data breaches are no longer a matter of “if,” but “when.” The smartest organizations know this and focus on being cyber resilient – not just secure.
Cyber attacks and data breaches are no longer a matter of “if,” but “when.” The smartest organizations know this and focus on being cyber resilient – not just secure.
HTTPS partially protects your privacy, but it still leaves a trail Unlike the fine folks at The SSL Store, the majority of the world doesn’t spend its time thinking about…
The healthcare industry, in general, is highly susceptible to phishing. A new study shines light on just how susceptible the healthcare industry is to phishing. Conducted by a group of…
Attackers compromised an update server and signed their malware before pushing it to thousands of devices. For most organizations, right after failed audits/compliance penalties, a compromised code signing certificate is…
So far, Marriott’s massive 2018 breach has cost it just $3,000,000 Today we’re going to autopsy last year’s Marriott data breach, which affected nearly 400,000,000 guests and looked to be…
Unpacking the serial number fiasco playing out in the digital certificate industry Last week, we discussed a developing situation where several major companies had to mass revoke millions of mis-issued…
Email signing certificates just became easy to deploy. That changes everything. S/MIME certificates have always been a great idea – in theory. They give organizations the ability to sign and…
The DarkMatter debate is already having industry-wide ramifications Millions of SSL/TLS certificates – among other digital certificates – are being revoked right now as a result of an operational error…
Triton Malware is designed with “a blatant, flat-out intent to hurt people.” 91% of cyber attacks start with an email. And while that, in itself, is a worrisome statistic, the…
The DarkMatter debate raging in the Mozilla root forum has major implications As much as a free and open internet sounds appealing, most sane people will admit we do need…
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