FAQ
Why Is mTLS Needed?
mTLS is an important component of a zero trust architecture. One of the principles of zero trust networking is to assume that there is an attacker that has infiltrated your…
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How Is mTLS Implemented?
Proving Identity Is The Hardest Part of mTLS mTLS has significant security advantages, but it also has some implementation challenges such as the establishment of secure mechanisms for services to…
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FAQ – What Is An Effective Defence Against Ransomware Attacks?
Sadly there is no one size fits all solution that will protect you against ransomware attacks. Using a proactive and layered approach to security will limit the chance of a…
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FAQ – Who Carries Out Ransomware Attacks?
Ransomware attacks are carried out by threat actors. They used to be classified into two types of threat actors - Criminal Gang - State Sponsored Group There is now a…
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FAQ – What Policies Are Used When Responding To Ransomware?
There are various frames of thought when it comes to responding to a ransomware attack. One approach is to refuse to pay the ransom, whereas others might be up for…
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FAQ – How Is Ransomware Categorized?
There are a plethora of ransomware packages available for those that have malicious intent as well as those that want to search for them. Ransomware can be mainly broken down…
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FAQ – What Are The Types Of Ransomware?
It is important to understand the various stages of a ransomware attack. Knowing these different stages will allow you to have a better of understanding how to defend against them.…
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FAQ – Why Has Ransomware Become So Popular?
Ransomware has been around for over 3 decades. Only now though has it become majorly widespread as a form of cybercrime. Roughly 1/4 of all malware incidents are caused by…
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FAQ – What are YARA Rules?
YARA is a pattern matching framework. It is used to identify and classify malware and other IT Security threats. It has a long standing history in the IT security landscape…
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What is the Difference Between Attack Surface Management & Vulnerability Management
With how quickly software and businesses evolve, this causes problems with the traditional IT asset and vulnerability management practices. As a result this has opened a new technological segment known…
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