The world is watching as Russia moves its troops to the Ukrainian border. Most estimate that there are over 100,000 troops deployed around Ukraine, including navy and air force personnel. Tanks, artillery, and support equipment are visible on satellite imagery, in what may be the largest buildup on the border ... Read More

Earlier this year, the White House Briefing Room issued a statement attributing malicious cyber activity and threats to the People’s Republic of China. In the statement, China was accused of using “criminal contract hackers to conduct unsanctioned cyber operations globally.” The activities of these Chinese hackers include ransomware attacks, cyber-enabled ... Read More

In a year that will be remembered for cyberattacks, the Apache Log4J, or Log4Shell, zero-day vulnerability may lead to the biggest series of attacks of them all as we move closer to the new year.  Apache Log4J is an open-source Java package used to enable logging in many popular applications ... Read More

Somewhere right now, sitting in front of a bank of computer screens in Russia, China, or even in the United States, is a band of cyber-criminals planning a nation-state grade attack. If they haven’t attacked your network yet, it’s just a matter of time. Taking proactive steps to secure your ... Read More

State of the ransomware attack. The good, the bad and the ugly… In some ways, the devastating ransomware attacks of the last two years have empowered security officers to obtain the budgets they need to upgrade their organizations’ cybersecurity preparedness and establish more robust security programs to cover people, technology, ... Read More

Cybersecurity is not the first item that jumps into your head when talking about mergers and acquisitions. Yet, an in-depth look at the cybersecurity strategy and history of the company targeted for acquisition can lead to substantial cost reduction. More than one deal has been significantly impacted by cybersecurity issues: ... Read More