Let’s face it—the cyber threat landscape changes quickly, with digital risks evolving at a breathless pace. Organizations large and small encounter a myriad of new challenges, from safeguarding their day-to-day operations, to long-term strategy to insulate their business and assets from persistent threat actors.
In a world of head-spinning changes and consistent alarm bells, our team has you covered, keeping a finger on the pulse of the latest trends and insights that businesses need to know. When it comes to cybersecurity, understanding where to turn during the calm before an event or amongst the chaos of an ongoing crisis is paramount. When you need insights on what’s next, Turn to Us.
EDR Isn’t a Silver Bullet: Why Basic or “Essential” Cyber Hygiene Still Matters
April 25, 2025: Recent intrusions by threat actors have proven that they’ll find literally any way to exploit vulnerabilities, even hardware as mundane or inconspicuous as a webcam. Attackers have been exploiting overlooked basics like these for years, and they’ll continue to do so until organizations consistently get the fundamentals right. Read more from Matt Whatley and Steve Kopeck about how your organization can go back to basics to protect what matters most.
2025 and Cybersecurity: What is Your Strategy?
March 4, 2025: Is your organization prepared for the evolving cyber threats shaping 2025? Alyson Barish, Evan Kelly, and Daron Hartvigsen outline how evolving cyber threats in 2025—driven by AI, geopolitical tensions, and regulatory scrutiny—demand a proactive, enterprise-wide security strategy. Learn more about the key trends our team is seeing, including integrating cyber risk into M&A due diligence, prioritizing breach preparedness, and aligning cybersecurity with legal, operational, and compliance frameworks.
Do You Know Who Your Employee Is? Mitigating DPRK IT Worker Risk
February 18, 2025: North Korean (DPRK) IT workers are infiltrating global tech and finance sectors, posing serious security and compliance risks. They operate under false identities, seamlessly blending into remote teams—sometimes even using stolen credentials. Companies must stay vigilant. Are you confident your hiring and security processes can detect these threats? Read more from Nathan Fisher and Martin Narciso on how to identify and mitigate DPRK IT worker risks.
New Year’s Resolutions for Cybersecurity
January 2, 2025: Early in the New Year, we’ve seen challenges for incident responses aiming to keep pace with the latest threats to their business. As the year begins and you plan your strategies, consider thinking through your IR kick-off processes. Martin Narciso shares practical guidance on how to get started, find more here.
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