Four actionable tips that will enable you to enhance the human element of your cybersecurity posture, transforming potential vulnerabilities into robust defenses ...

By investing in robust ITDR solutions and avoiding the common pitfalls of underfunding, over-relying on single solutions and chasing trends, organizations have the power to stop potentially devastating data breaches in their ...

The cybersecurity world is abuzz with the revelation of Lazarus Group’s exploitation of a critical vulnerability in Windows Kernel. The Windows Kernel flaw, targeting CVE-2024-21338, has raised concerns due to its potential ...

The growing number and sophistication of cyberattacks and the financial impact such incidents can have a company’s financial picture are driving more organizations to take out cybersecurity insurance, according to a survey ...

Threat hunting allows organizations to delve deeper into their networks, identifying hidden threats that traditional security measures might miss ...

Staff churn is a huge issue for the cybersecurity industry. Frustrations are building among security teams as they face increasing cyberattacks, scrutiny from stakeholders and data overwhelm. This is made worse when ...

In a recent post, the Federal Trade Commission warns of potential legal consequences for organizations who do not "mitigate known software vulnerabilities".  Due to the fallout of the recent Log4j exploits, it ...

It’s never quiet in the era of cybercrime — and a company’s SaaS security posture is fast becoming a more common vector for bad actors and infiltration. The SaaS market growing at ...

Security ratings may not be as well-known outside the security world, but in a nutshell, they evaluate an organization’s cybersecurity risk using data-driven metrics that provide visibility into an organization’s security posture ...

This is part 2 of the blog series, The 4 Most Important Components of Security Posture. You can read Part 1 here ...