by Katherine Parker | Nov 15, 2019 | Data Breach Response, General Information, Network Security, Network Visibility, Uncategorized
It is always after the security breach happens when a businesses learns that their firewall and anti-virus solution had an unprotected flaw – the flaw that became an adversary’s attack vector. Can you ever have confidence in network security and protection...
by Katherine Parker | Nov 1, 2019 | Data Breach Response, General Information, Network Remediation, Uncategorized
IT News Brief November 2019: We are seeing large numbers of our clients falling prey to both phishing and whaling. Both types of fraud are aimed at get information and/or money from the victims. Unfortunately, not only are these becoming more common but the criminals...
by Katherine Parker | Jul 31, 2019 | Malware, Malware Incident Response, Rootkit, Uncategorized
Rootkits may use any of a number of techniques to gain control of a system. We touched on this in “Man Behind the Curtain” introduction to Rootkit Malware, that rootkits come in different makes and models, and the type of rootkit will determine the choice of attack...
by Katherine Parker | Jun 14, 2019 | Cloud Computing, Data Protection Laws, General Information, Secure Data Storage, Uncategorized
Transitioning a business network to the cloud is a smart move for most businesses. If it is possible to manage your network and data off-premesis, it is usually advisable because: It decreases the need to manage and maintain hardware It decreases the risk of employee...
by Katherine Parker | Apr 25, 2019 | Data Breach Response, Incident Response Plan, Malware Incident Response, Network Remediation, Network Security, Runbook
FollowFollowFollowFollow Print Article You might have heard about the ransomware attack on Arizona Beverage Company a few weeks ago. Since the attack, the company has needed several weeks of network remediation to recover. They have thrown hundreds of thousands of...
by Katherine Parker | Apr 17, 2019 | Data Breach Response, Data Security, Network Security, Network Visibility, Uncategorized
FollowFollowFollowFollow Print Article A few days ago Charlie Osborne for Zero Day wrote about a card skimming malware that had been active and collecting the payment card data of AeroGrow customers for months before it was ever detected. In other words, AeroGrow was...
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