Tagged - Incident Response

Twilio Breach and Cloud Security

By exploiting a five-year-old configuration error, a hacker was able to access Amazon’s S3 cloud storage buckets on which Twilio’s code was loaded. As a result, customers...

Bomgar & BMC Team Up to Speed Trouble-Ticket Resolution

For organizations that experience time-sensitive incidents that must be resolved in the most optimal and efficient manner, Bomgar (Beyond Trust) and BMC Software may have...

Update Your Incident Response Plan to Accommodate a Remote Workforce

As more organizations move to a work-from-home business model in response to COVID-19, the increased security risk of remote work reinforces the need to update your...

United Nations Faces Cyber-Espionage; Failure to Patch Causes Breach

A leaked UN report showed that servers were compromised during a cyberattack that exploited an older version of Microsoft SharePoint. This breach is a case study in the...

Microsoft Troubles Continue; Zero-Day Vulnerability Places Windows Users at Risk

Reported by Microsoft on January 17, the company admitted to another vulnerability in the older versions of its Windows products. A vulnerability in the remote code...

Windows 7 Reaches End of Life; Are You About to Pay the Price?

Last fall, Microsoft announced that it would be ending support for Windows 7 on January 14, 2020.

Windows 10 Security Flaw Discovered; Millions of Devices at Risk

On January 14, Microsoft issued a statement acknowledging a crucial security flaw within its Windows 10 operating systems: a failure in the Windows 10 CryptoAPI service...

Design a Tabletop Exercise to Support Your Security Operation

The use of a tabletop exercise is an excellent way to test the effectiveness of an organization’s overall security program, the investment of technology controls, and the...
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Design a Tabletop Exercise to Support Your Security Operation – Executive Brief

Read our Executive Brief to understand why you should design a tabletop exercise to support your security operations to evaluate the effectiveness of your security...

Design a Tabletop Exercise to Support Your Security Operation – Phases 1-5

The use of a Tabletop Exercises is an excellent way to test the effectiveness of an organizations overall security program, the investment of technology controls, and the...
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