OT Cybersecurity Regulations Evolving
Trends in Operational Technology (OT) standards and regulations - focus on managing cyber risks.
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- Aug 7
Phishing attacks bypassing MFA - again
Examples of recent phishing attempts show that even popular MFA methods (such as smartphone push based notifications) are becoming obsolete.
- Aug 1
Zero days weaponized on edge devices and servers: rethink your risks
Vulnerabilities in public facing edge devices and apps are being exploited prior to disclosure, let alone patching. Several lessons learned.
- Jul 28
CPS risk management - what's it about?
Risk management in OT environments is different than traditional IT. Hence the rise of OT risk management software.
- Jul 25
SASE architecture - a blueprint for MSSPs
Managing IT security, connecting branches and remote users - all this requires too much work. A new architecture is required.
- Jul 21
Access controls and data-at-rest encryption go hand in hand
Sensitive data exfiltration by way of internal or external malicious users requires rethinking access control and data-at-rest encryption.
- Jul 20
Protecting public web services with WAF - things to watch
Publishing web apps expands the attack surface and complicates management. The not so typical list of things to watch when looking for a WAF
- Jul 17
Are the attacks on Red Hat valid?
The attacks are not justified: Red Hat is a victim of its own success but also a late comer to the cloud IaaS market.
- Jul 15
Microsoft re-entering network security and slowly but surely ditching Active Directory brand
After more than a decade, Microsoft appears to be reentering the competitive network security market, currently dominated by established...
- Jul 11
Most Fortigate devices still open to attack in the Adriatics
A quick search within the Adriatics region reveals almost 60% are unpatched, allowing malware deployment. What are the lessons?
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