Arnold Can't Help You if Skynet Actually Attacks
“Mobile robot maker Aethon has fixed a series of vulnerabilities in its Tug hospital robots that, if exploited, could allow a cybercriminal to remotely control thousands of medical machines.”
Lapsus$ Breaches of Okta and Microsoft *UPDATE*
As of Friday, April 1st, 2022 the City of London Police have arrested 9 young individuals, ranging in ages between 16 and 21, in association with a malicious hacker group. According to Detective Inspector Michael O’Sullivan, two of the teens have been...
How to Prevent XSS in Python Based Web Applications
Cross-site scripting attacks against websites are practically as old as the internet itself. It is very easy to shake off Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) as low impact vulnerability because it is often demonstrated by “popping” an alert box.
Guidance for Cyber Resilience in the Wake of Cyberterrorist Threats
In light of the evolving situation between Russia and Ukraine, we felt it beneficial to pass on the guidance provided by CISA. Technological advances have shifted warfare further from boots on the ground and closer to fingers on a keyboard. Cyberattacks...
Tax Season Brings Online Scams
Tax season is everyone’s favorite time of year, but don’t fall for online scams in your excitement! That’s right, this time of year brings out cybercriminals in droves looking to scam you out of your money and data. Watch out for these most common...
Microsoft Protocol Update
Attention all Microsoft users, there were two significant updates this week that will bring you some joy, and maybe even some relief! For those who don’t know, Microsoft announced there would be an update for the Microsoft MSIX protocol that will...
Cyber Risks for Local Governments Are at an All-Time High
Smaller government agencies often do not prioritize cybersecurity and the pandemic has only exacerbated this. Their network, and as a result their security, is spread thin while agencies across the country are getting hit left and right with...
Data Privacy and the Future of Business: How Businesses Can Put Privacy First
With the global big data market set to be worth nearly $235 billion by 2026, to say that data is now core to business success today would be a massive understatement. From tweaking shipping strategies to delivering more relevant advertising campaigns to...
How to Take Back Control of Your Data This Data Privacy Week
From social media to online shopping, our lives and the digital world become more and more intertwined everyday. And while the digital world has afforded us a whole new level of convenience and access to information, it is imperative that consumers...
Why You Need an Incident Response Plan
Imagine you are a big hotel chain getting ready to close a large acquisition. You're growing at a rapid pace, and everyone knows your name. Your brand reputation lends itself to professionalism and the trust to deliver a well-designed, modern, clean...
Creating a Top-Down Security Culture
The philosophy of creating a top-down security-minded culture at work makes perfect sense. How many times have you heard the saying "practice what you preach"? Often I think of parents and school teachers creating this type of top-down culture to be...
How to Respond to a Breach within your Company
Every day we hear of another breach and as they continue to pop up, we become less surprised. Information travels quickly. For example, consider how many stories of breached data you've heard of in the news lately. Most will remember some of the famous ...
