by Chris Banta | Dec 13, 2017 | InfoSec Strategies
We see plenty of organizations that are compliant—but not secure. Yet rarely, if ever, do we find an organization to be secure but not in compliance. Cybersecurity regulators care about compliance, but hackers are opportunistic and the slightest risk can lead to a...
by Michael Gargiullo | Sep 13, 2017 | InfoSec Strategies
The recent HBO breach is now known to be much, much worse than the Sony content hack of 2014 or the more recent, financially motivated theft and premature release of Netflix’ Orange is the New Black episodes. Even more disturbing than the volume and value of...
by Jeremy Sporn | Aug 2, 2017 | InfoSec Strategies
The WordPress security experts at Wordfence have spotted a new and increasingly widespread attack vector targeting newly created WordPress powered websites. If successful, the exploit allows hackers to salt your site with drive-by malware, pilfer sensitive data or...
by Jeremy Sporn | Jun 23, 2017 | Security Awareness Training
Cyber security may be a foreign concept for Apple and iPhone users. Windows and Android users have been coping with cyber threats for a long time, and have been constantly reminded by Apple-wielding friends, family, colleagues, and even strangers that Apple products...
by Andrew Shumate | Feb 28, 2017 | InfoSec Risk Assessment
This post has been brewing for some time. I decided for sure to write it after digesting the press fallout from the most recent series of vulnerability research trade shows, colloquially known as hacker summer camp. With RSA behind us and CFP season beginning, I...
