Category: Cybersecurity


  • Using Certificates for Authentication in Zero Trust Models

    Networking needs a new model that is simply not the Rathole model, and definitely not the moat-around-the-castle model. For years, organizations have spent money building a strong perimeter to secure everything on the inside. Once you were inside, the users and devices were generally trusted. In this day of remote work, cloud services, and advanced…

  • To ensure performance and security when upgrading Ruby on Rails

    RUBY UPGRADE. It’s not simply updating an old or new application, which is Ruby on Rails 5.0, to a newer version because it’s better; as we discussed above, we want the future for the organization’s Platform! Performance: Each new Rails release delivers significant performance improvements, including important security fixes and features to simplify development. Yet,…

  • How DSPM Uncovers Shadow Data You Didn’t Know Existed

    Modern cloud environments are dynamic and complex. Organizations continue to adopt new services and applications. This leads to a hidden risk: shadow data. These unmanaged data assets often pile up across cloud platforms without oversight. If ignored, they increase your attack surface. They also expose sensitive information to threats. Managing shadow data is crucial for…

  • DSPM vs. Legacy Data Protection: Why It’s Time to Upgrade

    Data has surged beyond corporate firewalls into dynamic cloud environments. Legacy data protection tools, designed for the past, are no longer effective. This gap poses significant risks. Moving from legacy systems to Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) is now a must. Installing a DSPM system is a critical step for any organization. It’s essential for…

  • How to Protect Your Kids from Cyberbullying

    In recent years, the internet has proved to be a dark place. From cybersecurity threats, hacking attempts, to virtual stalkers becoming real – it is not a safe space anymore. Similarly, acoso cibernético (cyberbullying) is yet another way in which it can harm us. The fact about cyberbullying is that it mostly targets kids and…

  • Online Brand Protection: Protecting Your Company from Impersonation Scams

    Think about spending years, maybe decades, building your company’s good name. Lots of time and money building a brand customers trust; hope it feels true to you. Okay, so picture a scammer, maybe making a fake social media profile or site that feels true to you. Customers? People would get phished, fake deals, stolen data,…

  • How Privileged Access Workstations Lower the Risks of Phishing and Malware

    Cybersecurity folks might claim people are security’s soft spot. Even with robust company defenses, human error, like clicking a bad link, can equal a big breach. Such attacks using clever malware might expose data, stop operations, and bring large financial plus image damage, for accounts with more power stakes rise even further. So, PAW, you…

  • Cybersecurity Experts Share Their Thoughts on Mobile Attack Vectors and Breach Methods

    Think of phones as a main door to your online world, holding photos and maybe work files. Smartphones and tablets prove more appealing to cybercriminals with rising everyday use. Globally, security pros see mobile threats ramp up, exploiting diverse routes to snag user data and business networks. Mobile threats? Yeah, they’re way more than just…

  • Applying Actionable Threat Intelligence to Strengthen Network Defenses

    Cyber threats overwhelm organizations every day; malware campaigns and zero-day exploits target everything important. Traditional security measures offer a base for defense, but modern threats need a proactive approach; it might be helpful. To bolster network security, security teams find fast threat intel useful, letting them predict and stop attacks before big problems start. This…

  • SEC-100: Foundations of Cybersecurity – Essential Skills for IT Professionals

    Cybersecurity matters more than ever, and honestly, it’s a pretty complicated situation for businesses. Cyber attacks cost organizations big bucks, I think like $4.45 million last year. IT folks need solid know-how to really protect their companies. That OffSec SEC-100 course? It’s where becoming a real cybersecurity pro starts. OffSec SEC-100 shines as an introduction…