Topic: security gaps

  • Cyber Theory vs. Practice: Are Your Tools Failing You?

    Cyber Theory vs. Practice: Are Your Tools Failing You?

    Traditional security measures often fail due to inaccurate data and manual processes, leaving organizations vulnerable as they operate with flawed information. Many organizations face critical weaknesses in asset discovery, vulnerability management, threat intelligence, and endpoint enforcement, ...

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  • Maximize Your Year-End Cybersecurity Budget

    Maximize Your Year-End Cybersecurity Budget

    Focus on strategic year-end budget allocation by identifying security gaps with the highest business risks, such as those threatening operations, customer data, or compliance, to build a case for future investments. Strengthen identity controls through measures like expanding multi-factor authent...

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  • Tesla Battery Thefts Spike Inside the Factory Before Shipment

    Tesla Battery Thefts Spike Inside the Factory Before Shipment

    Over a dozen thefts of Tesla Powerwall batteries and other products have occurred from the company's Nevada factory since December, with authorities calling the pattern an "epidemic" and noting the actual number is likely higher due to underreporting by companies. Organized criminal groups are co...

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  • Uncover Hidden DevOps Data Risks and How to Fix Them

    Uncover Hidden DevOps Data Risks and How to Fix Them

    DevOps practices accelerate innovation but introduce significant data vulnerabilities, with Git platforms often holding mission-critical information that faces risks of exposure, loss, or corruption. The Shared Responsibility Model in cloud services places security duties on customers to enforce ...

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  • How to Build a Defense in Depth Strategy for Sensitive Data

    How to Build a Defense in Depth Strategy for Sensitive Data

    A defense in depth strategy for sensitive data requires multiple interconnected layers,classification, tokenization, DLP policy tuning, and access controls,rather than relying on a single safeguard like disk encryption or DLP alone. These layers operate across the data life cycle, with each layer...

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  • Education Sector Fortifies Ransomware Defenses, But IT Teams Pay a Heavy Price

    Education Sector Fortifies Ransomware Defenses, But IT Teams Pay a Heavy Price

    Educational institutions are improving ransomware defenses, with 97% successfully recovering encrypted data and average ransom payments dropping significantly. Despite progress, vulnerabilities persist due to inadequate staffing and evolving threats like AI-enhanced phishing, while IT staff face ...

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  • Cybercrime Spikes Across APAC Amid Digital Growth

    Cybercrime Spikes Across APAC Amid Digital Growth

    Cybercrime now accounts for 30% of all crime in over half of the 18 Asia-Pacific countries surveyed, with online scams,heavily reliant on social engineering and AI-generated messages,affecting individuals, businesses, and governments. Major threats include infostealers, banking trojans, ransomwar...

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  • The Hidden Vulnerabilities in Email Security

    The Hidden Vulnerabilities in Email Security

    Email is the primary cyberattack vector, with malware, scams, and phishing attempts surging by over 130%, 30%, and 20% respectively, causing widespread operational disruptions. Over 78% of organizations experienced an email breach last year, with phishing and impersonation being the most common m...

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  • Ransomware Attacks Rise as Compromised Logins Become Top Entry Point

    Ransomware Attacks Rise as Compromised Logins Become Top Entry Point

    Compromised identities and legitimate user logins are now the primary vector for ransomware attacks, accounting for 79% of incidents, while malicious emails (26%), phishing (24%), and brute force attacks (23%) are the next most common entry points. The median ransom demand has dropped to $698,000...

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  • ID Verification Laws Are Creating New Security Breaches

    ID Verification Laws Are Creating New Security Breaches

    New ID verification laws are forcing businesses to collect sensitive personal data like government IDs, often without adequate security infrastructure, conflicting with the cybersecurity principle of minimal data collection. A Discord data breach exposed government ID images collected for age ver...

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  • Morphisec's Enhanced Anti-Ransomware Blocks Evasive Attacks

    Morphisec's Enhanced Anti-Ransomware Blocks Evasive Attacks

    Morphisec's Anti-Ransomware Assurance Suite has been upgraded with new features, including Network Share Ransomware Protection, Identity Risk Visibility, and enhanced EDR Tamper Protection, to proactively address critical security gaps. The Network Share Protection blocks ransomware encryption at...

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  • Retailers Are Fighting Back Against Ransomware

    Retailers Are Fighting Back Against Ransomware

    The retail sector is seeing a decline in data encryption during ransomware attacks, but attackers are increasingly using extortion-only tactics and demanding higher ransoms, which have doubled to a median of two million dollars. Recovery costs and times have improved, with expenses dropping by 40...

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  • Senators: DOGE's Social Security Role Risks Benefit Disruptions

    Senators: DOGE's Social Security Role Risks Benefit Disruptions

    Democratic senators warn that rushed IT upgrades by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) could disrupt Social Security benefits, risking payment failures and data security. Experts and senators criticize DOGE's aggressive timeline, citing potential system collapses and security breaches...

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