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What Risks Do You Run from Brandjacking, and How Do You Overcome Them?

Brandjacking refers to the malicious act of using a brand’s identity to deceive or defraud customers. It usually involves impersonating a reputable brand to gain unauthorized access to sensitive information or exploit the trust associated with the brand. Attackers often leverage the reputation of well-known brands using social engineering techniques, phishing emails, fake websites, and malicious packages in open source repositories.

Tim Norris, Brivo: "the number one threat to access control is the use of insecure, non-encrypted credentials"

Originally published on cybernews.com Cloud-based access control solutions have transformed security processes by centralizing data, utilizing advanced technologies, and providing convenient access management. Cloud-based access control solutions leverage the power of the cloud to provide secure and convenient access management for various facilities. Combine it with a high-level VPN system, and you have a comprehensive security solution that can be managed remotely and monitored in real-time.

Five Reasons to Rethink Your Backup and Recovery Plan

Your backups may be the most valuable assets your company owns, as they are the first line of defense in the face of threats - whether they're caused by mother nature or human nature. No matter what the disruption, the survival of your organization relies on your confidence in knowing your backups are readily available, sound, and most importantly, recoverable. Because without a recovery plan, your backups are essentially ineffectual.

9 Keys to a Pain-Free Cloud Migration

You've made the decision to embrace the cloud. But how can you take a systematic approach and keep the migration process as painless as possible? Whether you're motivated by aging equipment, costly CAPEX, or digital transformation, migrating existing workloads to the cloud with Infrastructure-as-a-Service will help you meet your goals. So, where should you start? First things first - you want to make sure you understand the migration process and technologies available in order to avoid a painful experience that disrupts your business.

2022 Year-End API ThreatStats Report

This 2022 recap report looks back at the deteriorating API threat landscape, the most prevalent types of threat vectors, the most vulnerable types of APIs, and much more to provide API security and DevOps teams the data-driven insights needed to improve API security in 2023. One of the main take-aways is that the API threat landscape is becoming ever more dangerous. We make this assessment based on the 2022 data, and specifically these four trends.

Red team exercises against social engineering attacks

How can you take a proactive approach to your organization’s cybersecurity strategy? Scoping the threat landscape and having a solid incident response plan is a good start. But you also need to continuously seek out vulnerabilities and weaknesses to remediate or mitigate. These vulnerabilities and weaknesses aren’t just limited to systems and processes – the human factor plays a prominent part in many cybersecurity breaches.

The Techniques that Attackers Use and Best Practices for Defending Your Organization

Even if you have implemented a Zero Trust security paradigm for network and infrastructure security, you need to plan for the inevitable — at some point, an attacker will get into your network with the intent to deploy ransomware or cause other damage A typical attack goes something like this: There is a misconception that lateral movement threats are limited to on-prem networks.