Roll up roll up, it’s that time of the month again, where our team of analysts provide the articles and literary pieces that kept them burning the midnight oil. This month we’ve got a report identifying supply chain security risks, methods by which threat actors exploit your psychological biases, and of course, ransomware. Check out […]
We can’t stop talking about it: Ransomware. It’s dominating a lot of security news for sure, which also means it’s definitely in the media cycle and on everyone’s mind. Ransomware groups have recently upped the ante with their attacks with adaptations of various tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) in the threat landscape. As if it […]
Gotta do it for the ‘Gram (Instagram), as the kids might say. After a year in quarantine, you just got your first shot or final shot of the COVID-19 vaccine. In your exuberance, you post a shot of your freshly minted vaccination card online. At this point, most of us have seen this play out […]
Let’s start with a scenario. You’ve finally convinced the business to begin the journey of building up a threat intelligence capability. Executives are pumped. You’re excited to get access to a shiny new tool brimming with data to dive into, start producing some great reports, and block some fresh indicators. Fast forward six months and […]
Modern development practices are a blessing and a curse for organizations. Efficiency gains delivered by distributed workforces, and blended in and out-sourced development teams require collaboration tools like online code repositories. But these tools increase the chance of mistakes and create another attack surface to monitor for security problems. Security teams need new tools to […]
Quick Synopsis No matter how many software developers you employ, development processes or cultures (such as DevOps or DevSecOps) that you adopt, sensitive technical data such as code, credentials or security infrastructure can still be prone to online exposure. In this blog, we walk you through how modern software development practices lead to technical leakage, […]