Event Notice: Capture The Flag Event
TechGuard Security is co-sponsoring the OWASP St Louis CTF Event. Join TechGuard Security and OWASP St Louis on April 25, 2019 for this FREE CTF Event. Are you interested in showing off your skills, learning about network security, secure...
Critical Vulnerability in Drupal Disclosed - Active Exploits Found in Wild
Drupal is one of the most popular Content Management Systems (CMS) around, allowing users to build custom websites with ease using thousands of themes and plugins. The rich features of the software attract a lot of organizations to use the platform...
Keep Employees Safe from SMiShing Attacks
Dear Jon, Capitol One needs you to verify your PIN number immediately to confirm you are the proper account holder. Some accounts have been breached. We urgently ask you to protect yourself by confirming information here... If your employee...
Your #1 Security Threat - Well-Intended Employees
Imagine you are sitting at the Urgent Care facility and waiting for a test result. The nurse comes in and says, "Karen, fortunately, you do not have strep." Oddly, you are not Karen and you did not come in to be tested for strep. However, you...
Don't Make this Critical Mistake Before your Audit
AUDIT – that five-letter word that no business leader looks forward to hearing. Today, security-related audits are a critical (and often stressful) part of doing business. Audits not only ensure you are meeting industry standards, but they serve as an...
Bring Your Own Device: A Luxury or a Nightmare?
Flexibility in the workplace can be a beautiful thing, but companies should carefully weigh the security risks associated with allowing "Bring Your Own Device." In addition, employees should be fully aware of the potential ramifications. For example,...
Webcam and Audio Hacked
As you have probably heard, Apple disabled its Group FaceTime feature to fix a security flaw that was discovered. The security flaw allowed someone using Group FaceTime to listen in on the call recipient's microphone even if the call recipient did...
The Shutdown affects Businesses' Cybersecurity
The longest government shutdown in U.S. history sparks several concerns, including implications to cybersecurity. Starting on December 21, 2018 and still going, we have reached day 27. With 800,000 federal workers affected, many wonder how long this...
Cloud Services Security also Falls on You
There is a huge rise in the use of cloud security services as well as cloud-related security incidents and breaches. Cloud services are not going away and for good reason. They offer many benefits including improved data scalability. Even the U.S....
SIM Swap Attacks are Trending
Imagine you haven't received any phone calls lately and consequently learn that your phone is out of commission. You stopped receiving text messages and phone calls. What would you think? Would you suspect that you are victim of a SIM Swap Attack?...
2018's Major Breaches
Just like that, 2018 has come to an end. As we start to embrace the new year and our improved cybersecurity plans, let's recap some of the major breaches of 2018. Although we cannot change the past, understanding the vulnerabilities and major...
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 reputation and name lends itself to professionalism and the trust to deliver a well-designed, modern,...
