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As cyber threats continue to evolve and the attack surface continues to expand, the risk of a breach becomes a matter of if not when. With migration to the cloud accelerating along with a shift to hybrid work and a surge of new IoT devices at play in every industry, it’s time for organizations to shift the way they view cybersecurity. It is no longer enough to play defense, hoping you can thwart an attack and contain the damage when it comes.

This supply chain series centers on the lessons learned from OpenSSL and what you need to consider when enhancing your supply chain security. While this series will focus on OpenSSL and relevant libraries, we'll also consider vulnerabilities across the board. In the first installment, we covered everything you need to know about where to look for vulnerable libraries.

While ransomware continues to be a growing problem, double extortion ransomware in particular has been growing even more rapidly for organizations. Zscaler’s ThreatLabz has found a nearly 120% growth in double extortion ransomware. Double extortion attacks are devastating for organizations because they involve both the encryption of production data as well as the exfiltration of data.

The Get-ADUser cmdlet in PowerShell provides many parameters for finding one or more users in an Active Directory (AD) domain. By default, PowerShell runs using the account that is logged on to the machine. If you want to run a command using a different account, you can force PowerShell to prompt you for the credentials by using this switch before your command.

Andy Thompson, Offensive Security Research Evangelist at CyberArk Labs, returns to Trust Issues for a dive with host David Puner into the latest developments in the world of ransomware. With ransomware events on the rise, Thompson sheds light on the alarming trend of data exfiltration and double extortion. But what’s causing this surge? Thompson connects the dots between the rise of digital identities and the increasing frequency of ransomware attacks.

Certification to International Standards is an essential component of the modern business world. Certification to these standards provides organisations with external validation of their policies, processes and controls but also corroborates their knowledge and skills in key areas.

In today’s increasingly digitized world, cybersecurity has become an essential concern for individuals and businesses alike. With more and more data being transmitted and stored online, the risk of cyberattacks and data breaches has never been higher. The field of cybersecurity is rapidly growing and evolving, with new technologies emerging all the time.

In times of economic downturn, companies may become reactive in their approach to cybersecurity management, prioritizing staying afloat over investing in proactive cybersecurity measures. However, it's essential to recognize that cybersecurity is a valuable investment in your company's security and stability. Taking necessary precautions against cybercrime can help prevent massive losses and protect your business's future.

In today’s digital world, online businesses face challenges in acquiring customers, meeting their demand for secure transactions, ensuring KYC compliance and dealing with the rising cases of fraud.