Nation State
2021 Top Breaches: Part I
April 02 by Seth Adler
Q1, 2021 saw the fallout from the Solarigate which of course began last year as well as the gargantuan Microsoft Exchange incident. Not to be outdone, nation state actors also showcased real world aff...
IOTW: A Massive Zero-Day Attack On Microsoft Exchange Users
March 12 by Seth Adler
It appears that a number of other state-sponsored and rogue hacking groups were tipped off to the vulnerability. Several additional hacking groups have recently been identified as taking advantage of...
Nation State Cyber Security Behavior
January 21 by Seth Adler
An unprecedented opportunity for public and private cyber security collaboration has arrived. The opportunity for corporate cyber security executives to gain more holistic threat intelligence through...
Enterprise Security Leaders Prepare For Nation State Cyber Attacks
January 06 by Jeff Orr
A lot of concern has been expressed by security leaders as a result of recent government and military conflict. While a military response has been downplayed, nation-states have demonstrated cyber-att...
Four 2019 Enterprise Cyber Focal Points And The 2020 Ramifications
December 16 by Kayne McGladrey CISSP
2019 wasn’t a great year for cyber security. The number and scope of market solutions increased, though blue teams have been stymied by the increasing complexity and tactics of threat actors and sheer...
IOTW: Multiple Yahoo data breaches across four years result in a $117.5 million settlement
October 07 by Kayla Matthews
Yahoo has had a years-long history of both data breaches and cases where hackers break into systems but do not take anything. The collective hacks have led to an eventual court settlement. In this Inc...
Incident Of The Week: Apple iPhones Affected By Data Breach Discovered By Google’s Project Zero Security Researchers
September 06 by Kayla Matthews
Apple has patched a series of iPhone vulnerabilities discovered by Google’s Project Zero security researchers allowing malware to be embedded into iOS devices. Infiltrated smartphones were capable of...
