Secplicity The 443 Podcast – Episode 269 – What to Expect from NIS2
In this week's podcast episode, the focus is on significant developments in cybersecurity, particularly in the European Union and regarding prominent cyber threat actors: EU’s Network and Information Security (NIS2)…
Read moreComponents and Modern Technologies in Cybersecurity Strategies
In this post we will look at the components of a cybersecurity strategy and the technologies that go into it. Components That Form Part Of A Cyber Security Strategy To…
Read moreGuarding Against a Spectrum of Cyber Threats: The Diverse Landscape of Cybersecurity Defenses
In this post we will look at the different types of threats that cybersecurity professionals work to keep the company they work for safe from. Malware Malware is the name…
Read more2023 Phishing Attack Statistics
In this post we will look at phishing attack statistics for 2023. Phishing attacks are quite a common way to attempt to compromise accounts and potentially infrastructures as well depending…
Read moreFAQ – Vendor Email Compromise, What Is It?
References: https://ironscales.com/glossary/vendor-email-compromise Vendor Email Compromise - How Does It Work? VEC usually starts with a malicious threat actor that gains access to a vendors email account. This is usually done…
Read more5 Billion USD Apple HQ
The Apple Park, resembling a giant spaceship, is Apple's new headquarters in Cupertino, California. Spanning 176 acres, it stands as one of the most breath taking campuses globally. Despite its…
Read moreFAQ – How Can MSP’s Address Vulnerabilities?
Jonathan "Sauce" Marinaro from Celerium Cyber Defense discusses how MSPs can address zero-day vulnerabilities. https://youtube.com/watch?v=7Gk5T6Z8g8w
Read moreFAQ – What Is Cyber Security? Why Is It Important & How Does It Work?
What Is Cybersecurity? The practice of safeguarding computers, networks, software applications, critical systems, and data from any malicious threat actors is known as cybersecurity. It is a businesses responsibility to…
Read moreFAQ – What is Ransomware As A Service?
Ransomware as a Service (RaaS) is a business model used by cybercriminals that mimics the structure of legitimate software-as-a-service (SaaS). In RaaS, ransomware creators sell or lease their malicious software…
Read moreVendors Staying Secure Is Key To Preventing Future Data Breaches – Vendor Security Best Practices
It is important that the right steps are taken to prevent a breach from taking place. Sadly there are alot of weak links in the cyber security infrastructure that increases…
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