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Phishing Vulnerability Exposed with Recently Patched Windows Vulnerability
A recently patched, high-severity Windows vulnerability, CVE-2017-0199, is being used in phishing attacks to deliver malware to users - hitting 1.5 million users in Q2 of this year.
Security Anthropology: How Do Organizations Differ?
Different types of organizations have different threat profiles - instead of classic benchmarking, which can be problematic, researching and creating organizational personas can help us better understand how they approach security issues.
Key Updates to NIST’s Digital Identity Guidelines: SP 800-63-3
NIST has updated their Digital Identity Guidelines, SP 800-63-3 with final security recommendations - see the new standards that many industries, including government agencies and contractors, need to follow.
Security Hygiene Tips to Prevent Malware Infection & Stop Lateral Movement
From stopping the initial point of infection to narrowing its path of destruction, here are some tips from the US-CERT (United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team) to help organizations of all sizes stay safe.
PerhapsNotPetya Ransomware: What You Should Know
Two months after the global WannaCry ransomware outbreak, a new wormlike malware variant has more recently plagued 64 countries, disrupting operations worldwide. But is it actually ransomware? Here’s what you need to know.