A Look Into Zero-Day Attacks Zero-day attacks became a favored method for advanced persistent threats (APTs) and state-sponsored actors in the early 2000s. These sophisticated attackers targeted specific organizations or individuals, using zero-day vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to systems and conduct espionage or other malicious activities. The frequency of zero-day attacks has continued to rise

Supply Chain Attack The term “supply chain attack” in the cybersecurity industry has gained prominence as a stealthy and potent threat that can disrupt the very core of digital operations. For those unacquainted with this concept, this article will delve into the world of supply chain attacks, their implications, and proactive measures to fortify your

Incident Response Plan Every organization is vulnerable to cyber incidents with varying levels of impact. An IRP essentially documents how an organization will bounce back from a security breach or cyberattack. It outlines the plan of action that will be followed post-incident breach. The incident response plan, IRP, is tailored to the specific needs and risks