We all know that maintaining up-to-date systems is crucial. Patch management plays a vital role in this process. This article serves as a hub for various patch management templates, each designed to streamline and enhance the efficiency of your patch management process. Patch Management Policy Template  This template outlines the fundamental policies governing patch management. […]

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Framework Computer announced the discovery of a data breach that exposed the private data of an unspecified number of its clients following a phishing attack on Keating Consulting Group, the company’s accounting service provider. The California-based company that makes modular and upgradeable laptops claims that on January 11, a threat actor posing as Framework’s CEO […]

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Key takeaways: Why privileged access management requires a continuous approach; The common pitfalls of poor privileged access management; How to create an effective, end-to-end privileged access management lifecycle. Privileged access management (PAM) is an essential tool of any modern cybersecurity strategy. But getting it right isn’t always straightforward. For it to work, you need to […]

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Threat actors use AnyDesk to install Mimic ransomware and exploit poorly configured MSSQL database servers. Security researchers dubbed this ransomware campaign RE#TURGENCE. Mimic ransomware attacks on MSSQL servers explained According to security researchers, the attacks followed a series of steps: Obtain initial access through brute force After gaining access to the victim`s server, hackers use the […]

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Sea Turtle Turkish state-backed group changed to focus on internet service providers (ISPs), telcos, media, and Kurdish websites. Sea Turtle exploits known vulnerabilities and compromised accounts to gain initial access. DNS hijacking and traffic redirection that leads to man-in-the-middle attacks are among their cyber espionage techniques. Their goal is to collect economic and political intelligence […]

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Kevin Mitnick, once dubbed the World’s Most Famous Hacker said that “hackers are breaking the systems for profit. Before, it was about intellectual curiosity and pursuit of knowledge and thrill, and now hacking is big business.” As defenders, it’s our job to put them out of business or, at the very least, provide some good […]

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A new backdoor, known as “FalseFont”, has been discovered and attributed to the Iranian hacking group Peach Sandstorm. As a Managed Service Provider (MSP) or mid-market company, you are under the spotlight as the FalseFont backdoor poses a significant threat to your networks. If you’re part of a mid-market organization, with moderate revenue and employee […]

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In a recent insightful discussion with Morten, CEO of Heimdal®, we explored the key cybersecurity trends for 2024. From the evolving tactics of cybercriminals to the future of cybersecurity defenses, here’s what we learned. Key Takeaways: Cybercriminals are now operating with sophisticated business structures. Email security vulnerabilities remain a significant concern. Managed Service Providers (MSPs) […]

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