Surviving Ransomware in 2022
Join Secrutiny’s Director of Product Development and Operations, John Winchester and Cymulate’s Director and Cyber Evangelist, Dave Klein as they discuss 2021 ransomware survey results [ ... More Here > ]
Multi-factor authentication: low-cost high-reward cybersecurity control
With the rise in sophistication of credential-related threats such as social engineering and brute force attacks, passwords on their own just aren’t secure enough. The [ ... More Here > ]
The philosophy of cyber – combatting 3 common mistakes
Cybersecurity is not a philosophical exercise, but a little philosophical reflection can benefit your cybersecurity planning, incident response, and policy development. Security itself [ ... More Here > ]
Consistency of controls: The death of the firewall
The dissolving network perimeter is forcing IT leaders to accelerate their network and security transformation. To better manage risk, security programs should be refocused for today’s [ ... More Here > ]
Log4Shell exploit code vulnerability
The situation An exploit code has been released for a serious code execution vulnerability in Log4j, an open-source logging utility used in countless websites and [ ... More Here > ]
Top 10 cybersecurity predictions for 2022
With 2022 fast approaching, it’s good practice not only to reflect on what you’ve achieved over the past year, but to look ahead and consider what [ ... More Here > ]
Microsoft Zero Day Vulnerability “InstallerFileTakeOver”
The situation Following an update, the Microsoft Software Installer is left vulnerable, affecting all Microsoft versions. Providing an opportunity for threat actors to escalate privileges [ ... More Here > ]
Planning for cyber recovery is vital; six key considerations
It’s all well and good thinking about protecting, detecting, and responding to an incident – but what is the point if you cannot recover? The [ ... More Here > ]
Secrutiny’s 2022 Cybersecurity New Year’s Resolutions
In this new year's resolutions podcast, we discuss best practices that IT leaders should consider adopting in 2022. Tune in as we explore the planning [ ... More Here > ]
Consistency of Controls – ‘anytime, anywhere, anyplace’ security
The dissolving perimeter is forcing IT leaders to accelerate their network and security transformation. To better manage risk, security programs need to be refocused for [ ... More Here > ]
Consistency of controls – ‘anytime, anyplace, anywhere’ security
The dissolving perimeter is forcing IT leaders to accelerate their network and security transformation. To better manage risk, security programs need to be [ ... More Here > ]
The Impacts of Botnets-as-a-Service: Evidence Vs Perception
Ransomware is only one possible outcome of advanced persistent threat activities and one that we focus on too much. This leads us to ignore other [ ... More Here > ]