Secrutiny Blog
Secrutiny Advisory: New Scams Alert
The text message, under the alias Tesco, is targeting victims by using their name and car registration plates to ultimately cause damage and steal confidential information.
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Microsoft Exchange Vulnerability Could Allow for Privilege Escalation
Thanks to a Microsoft Exchange vulnerability anyone with access to your mailbox could raise their rights and become a Domain Administrator.
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Free Security Tool: Has Your Account Been Compromised? Ask, Have I Been Pwned?
Nearly 800 million email adressesses and passwords have been stolen from a series of breaches from websites around the internet.
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Making Staff An Effective Part of Your Cyber Defence
Get your hands on a free CybSafe Demo and discover how its intelligent software can help your organisation improve employees’ cyber security behaviour.
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Cyber Insurance Perhaps Isn’t the Answer
Mondelez is suing Zurich for $100 million after the insurance company rejected claim following 2017 NotPetya ransomware attack citing an exclusion clause. We take a look at what this signals for the cyber insurance market.
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Microsoft Exchange Server Vulnerable to Exploit from a Simple Email
Microsoft announces two particularly dangerous vulnerabilities, which could allow attackers to take control of your Exchange server.
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New Phishing Scam Hiding Behind Custom Fonts
Researchers at Proofpoint have discovered yet another tactic cyber criminals are using to dodge detection.
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9 Cyber Security Predictions for 2019
Now that the New Year is upon us, it’s that time again when we consider what to expect in the 12 months ahead. Here are nine key trends and activities that Secrutiny’s founders and executives think will have a profound influence on the cyber security industry for 2019.
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