A typical organization’s infrastructure has become increasingly complicated. A single organization may operate many remote offices with its own local infrastructure, internal networks, cloud services, and remote or mobile individuals. That sophistication has outstripped legacy practices of boundary-based network security because there’s no single, easily identified boundary for organizations. Also, boundary-based network security has proved insufficient because more lateral attacks are unhindered once cybercriminals breach the border ..read more

The digital environment is ever-changing, with businesses constantly looking to safeguard their assets from endless cyber attacks. Amid that, threat intelligence has emerged as an integral defensive tool ..read more

In an era where digital landscapes are constantly evolving, organizations face an ever-increasing number of cyber threats that can compromise their sensitive data, disrupt operations, and undermine the trust of stakeholders. To navigate this complex and dynamic cybersecurity landscape, businesses and institutions are turning to advanced tools and strategies, with Threat Intelligence Services emerging as a crucial component in their defense arsenal ..read more

What is DNS Filtering?  DNS filtering, or Domain Name System (DNS) filtering, is a vital cybersecurity measure that involves controlling and managing access to websites by manipulating the DNS. Think of the DNS as the internet’s address book. It translates readable domains into IP addresses that computers use to locate and connect.  ..read more

In cybersecurity, CIS Controls offers a robust framework for safeguarding your organization against potential cyber threats. Established by the Center for Internet Security, these controls represent a comprehensive set of best practices designed to bolster your organization's defense systems. They enable you to navigate the complex cybersecurity landscape and effectively meet industry regulations ..read more

Malicious traffic is any network activity designed to disrupt, damage, or illegally access a computer system or network. This encompasses a range of unauthorized or harmful data exchanges, often orchestrated by cyber criminals, to exploit vulnerabilities, steal data, or compromise system integrity ..read more

No two companies are alike, but some are more different than others. Companies may find it more difficult to manage the risks associated with nth-party partners in a different industry, or of a different size, than their own organization. Risk managers at very large, mature enterprises, where processes including cybersecurity are spelled out in detail and meticulously followed, may find it challenging to understand and assess how a smaller, more ad-hoc, entity in a different sector approaches security. The risks would likely differ, as well. In this blog we’ll examine how the distribution of ..read more

The CIA triad is a foundational concept in cybersecurity that represents three fundamental principles for ensuring the security of information and data within a computing system or network. The triad consists of three key elements for cybersecurity best practices: Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. These elements are essential in cybersecurity because they help organizations protect their information assets from various threats and vulnerabilities ..read more

Compliance is a framework built to ensure an organization or law enforcement agency complies with various rules and regulations governing a specific industry and how your company operates ..read more

Today, organizations face new risks as consumers, employees, partners, and investors demand more corporate accountability, sustainability, and transparency. Stakeholders want to know how businesses affect the environment, how they treat their customers, employees, and communities, and if they do their business ethically ..read more