Cyber Security Articles & News

Everything You Need to Know About National Cyber Security Awareness Month

Every October, people all across the U.S. celebrate a month full of cybersecurity awareness and education. 

The Top 5 Most Famous Ransomware Attacks

Cybercriminals everywhere are demanding thousands to millions of dollars to unlock the technology they’ve attacked and compromised. This type of malware attack earned itself the name ransomware for the high ransoms bad actors require to release devices, applications, or data.

The Top Industries Being Targeted in Ransomware Attacks

With each passing year, cyber attacks are becoming more and more rampant. But since 2020, one type of virtual attack has been hitting the news more than others: ransomware. 

What is External Network Pentesting?

If your organization has conducted a penetration test in the past, it was likely one of six main types of pentests. 

6 FAQs From CISOs About the Pentesting Process

As a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), you have the responsibility of not only directing your organization’s security but also conveying your risk status to leadership.

How Technology is Changing the Future of Social Engineering

Social engineering is not a new concept; in fact, it was said to have originated in 1184 BC with the legendary tale of the Trojan Horse. But since the evolution of technology, we've come a long way from hiding in wooden horses…

The Main Types of Ransomware & How to Spot the Difference

Ransomware attacks have been flooding the news over the last few years— and in this past year especially. 

5 Benefits of Virtual Cyber Security Events that In-Person Events Don't Offer

If you are looking to book a cyber security speaker, there’s a strong chance you are considering a digital broadcast. After all, the COVID-19 pandemic has made it nearly impossible for event planners to host in-person events. 

How to Prioritize Your Pentesting Report’s Remediation Recommendations

So, you've decided to run a penetration test against your organization. But now... what do you do with the results? 

With so many vulnerabilities exposed, where should you even start? As a matter of fact, how do you even read this technical report?