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Jake DorvalRecent events have broad implications for penetration testing, potentially making organizations more vulnerable to legitimate criminals. Read More
Recent events have broad implications for penetration testing, potentially making organizations more vulnerable to legitimate criminals. Read More
Technical links between the REvil and GandCrab ransomware families prove that the GandCrab malware authors did not retire in June 2019 as they claimed. Read More
The COBALT DICKENS threat group persists despite law enforcement actions and public disclosures, conducting another global campaign targeting universities. Read More
The long-running botnet added functionality to solicit PIN codes from mobile customers, which could allow threat actors to access victims’ voice and text communications. Read More
The previously unobserved LYCEUM threat group targeted critical infrastructure organizations without being detected for more than 12 months. Read More
As threat actors increasingly target supply chains, man-on-the-side techniques introduce another layer of complexity that organizations must consider. Read More
Red Team and Purple Team engagements are designed specifically to test your detection and response, but penetration tests can also be used to find gaps in detection capability. Read More
To combat threats in today’s environment, organizations must understand that from tools to tactics, the security game is changing. Read More
The BRONZE UNION threat group focuses on espionage and targets a broad range of organizations and groups using a variety of tools and methods. Read More
Containers can reduce complexity, ensure continuity, and add layered security. However, they can also introduce risk without sufficient security controls and processes. Read More