In this blog post, we outline some of the key errors organisations should avoid to ensure that they are ready to manage, minimise and mitigate the impact of a data breach or cyber-attack.

In this blog post, we outline why companies need to stay vigilant and what they can do to defend themselves.

In this blog, we outline what vishing is, the key signs of an attack to look out for and how to defend your organisation.

Created by threat intelligence specialists from Kroll and Redscan, the new report, Q4 2021 Threat Landscape: Software Exploits Abound, explores key insights and trends from over 3,200 cyber incidents handled worldwide in 2021. In early December 2021, Redscan’s analysis of the National Vulnerability Database (NVD), the Common Vulnerability Database (CVD) repository of the U.S.

SOC Analysts manage and monitor a range of detection technologies to identify, investigate and respond to threats, 24/7/365. But what does the role of a SOC Analyst actually involve day-to-day, what are the rewards and challenges of the job, and how do people get into it as a career? To find out more, we spoke with SOC Shift Lead, Anthony Howell.

Cyber Essentials is a government-backed and industry-recognised initiative which aims to raise cyber security awareness and help businesses mitigate common internet-based threats. The Cyber Essentials update is the biggest overhaul of the scheme’s technical controls since it was first launched in 2014.

In this blog post, we discuss the key security issues of the last year and explore what this could mean for 2022. With the continuous exploitation of vulnerabilities which took place in 2021 likely to continue in 2022 and beyond, organisations can benefit from conducting tabletop exercises using some of the scenarios presented below.

Here, security experts from across Redscan and Kroll share their top tips for boosting your cyber resilience in the year ahead.

In this blog post, we explore Cloud Controls Matrix, what’s included in the framework and how it can provide value for organisations.

Sideloading is the installation of software from a third party rather than an approved source, for example applications that are not available from official vendors or app stores. This hack is creating yet another valuable opportunity for cybercriminals.