cybersecurity

Cyber resilience is a concept that integrates business continuity, information systems security, and organizational resilience. It describes the ability to maintain intended outcomes despite facing…

The changing cybersecurity landscape demands advanced security solutions for organizations to stay ahead. Endpoint detection and response (EDR) is a powerful tool for safeguarding the enterprise. Yet,…

An organization's attack surface refers to the collective vulnerabilities, pathways, or methods—sometimes known as attack vectors—that hackers can exploit to gain unauthorized access to the network or…

Deception technology comprises cybersecurity solutions designed to identify threats promptly while maintaining low rates of false positives. This technology involves deploying authentic-looking decoys…

Riskware refers to legitimate software that poses potential risks due to security vulnerabilities, software incompatibilities, or legal violations. These risks often involve malicious cyber criminals…

Identity and access management (IAM) is the cybersecurity practice focused on regulating user access to digital assets and delineating their associated privileges. IAM systems safeguard against…

Identity-as-a-service (IDaaS) is an application delivery model, similar to software-as-a-service (SaaS), enabling users to access and utilize identity management services from the cloud. Also known…

A watering hole attack is a type of cyberattack that focuses on groups of users by infecting websites they commonly visit. The term "watering hole" is derived from animal predators that wait near…

User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)  is a cybersecurity solution leveraging algorithms and machine learning to identify deviations in the behavior not only of users within a corporate network…

A Command and Control (C&C) attack involves using tools to communicate with and control an infected machine or network. To maximize profit from a malware attack, a hacker needs a covert channel or…

According to Proofpoint US, large organizations face an annual cost of nearly $15 million due to phishing attacks, averaging over $1,500 per employee. Though not as favored as before, credential…

A Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) is responsible for protecting an organization's applications, devices, and systems against cyberthreats. By hiring an MSSP, you can delegate some or all…