Cybersecurity
DMARC Advisor: The European Email Security Company Helping Organisations Fight Phishing
Email security has become one of the most important parts of modern cybersecurity. Phishing, spoofing, business email compromise, and domain abuse continue to be major threats for businesses of all…
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csc.exe Living Off The Land Attack: When A Trusted Windows Compiler Becomes A Threat
Not every cyberattack begins with obvious malware. Sometimes the attacker does not need to bring a suspicious tool onto the system at all. Sometimes they use what is already there.…
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Copy Fail: The Linux Kernel Bug That Turns Local Access Into Root
Linux has a reputation for being secure, transparent, and controllable. That reputation is deserved, but secure does not mean invulnerable. The recently disclosed Copy Fail vulnerability is a serious reminder…
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Is WordPress Still Using MD5 for Passwords? The Truth Behind the Confusion
If you’ve ever opened your WordPress database and tried to reset a password manually, you’ve probably seen something that raises a serious red flag: MD5. At first glance, this looks…
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Securing Corporate Data for AI Agents: Why Governance Must Come Before Autonomy
AI agents are quickly moving from passive assistants to active participants in enterprise operations. They are no longer limited to summarising content or drafting responses. They can query systems, trigger…
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nftables vs iptables: Why You Should Switch
If you are still building firewall rules around iptables, you are working with the older Linux packet filtering model while the wider Linux firewall ecosystem has already moved toward nftables…
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What Is Fail2Ban and What Does It Do? Its Role in Securing a Machine
If your Linux server is exposed to the internet, it is being scanned, probed, and tested constantly. SSH, web login pages, mail services, and other exposed services are frequent targets…
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When Geopolitical Conflict Escalates, MSPs Become Trust Boundaries
When geopolitical conflict rises, many organizations instinctively look outward for the threat. That is the wrong starting point. The real question is not whether international instability exists, but how that…
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Bluetooth Security Flaw Could Allow Attackers to Spy Through Your Device Microphone
Bluetooth has become one of the most ubiquitous wireless technologies in modern computing. From wireless headphones and keyboards to smart watches and IoT devices, billions of devices rely on Bluetooth…
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The Singularity Defines the Incident Command Maturity Model
In modern enterprises, incidents rarely fail due to a lack of tools. They fail due to lack of command. The Singularity observes this pattern repeatedly across breaches, tabletop exercises, and…
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