What is a Cyber Security Posture
Blog What is a Cyber Security Posture What is a Cyber Security Posture Security is not simply a firewall or set of user authentication policies that cover small parts of your organization. In fact, you should think of your cyber security posture as a complete whole...
Man-in-the-middle Attacks
Many threats lurk right outside your network just waiting to exploit even the tiniest weakness or vulnerability. Of all of them, the man in the middle attack (mitm) is one of the worst. Just what is man in the middle attack, and what steps can you take to prevent it...
Cybersecurity Compliance Audit Best Practices
Blog Cybersecurity Compliance Audit Best Practices Cybersecurity Compliance Audit Best Practices No longer is a cyber attack a rare phenomenon in the world we live in. Nowadays, there is a very good chance that one will affect your company. In recent years,...
How to Build an Incident Response Team
Blog How to Build an Incident Response Team How to Build an Incident Response Team Since safeguarding the integrity of your network and other systems is of paramount importance to companies of all sizes, you have most likely implemented measures such as firewall...
Types of Threats and Vulnerabilities in Cyber Security
Blog Types of Threats and Vulnerabilities in Cyber Security Types of Threats and Vulnerabilities in Cyber Security As the recent epidemic of data breaches illustrates, no system is immune to attacks. Any company that manages, transmits, stores, or handles data must...
PCI DSS Compliance Fines and Consequences
Data security is one of the highest priorities for modern businesses. Recognizing this critical need, the five major credit card companies formed the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC). In due course, that consortium devised the new Payment...
What is AWS PCI Compliance?
Blog What is AWS PCI Compliance? What is AWS PCI Compliance? If your business handles payment card data, you need to be familiar with PCI DSS compliance. But what exactly is this standard, and why is it so important? The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard...
SOC 1 vs SOC 2
Blog SOC 1 vs SOC 2 SOC 1 vs SOC 2 When it comes to keeping your organization’s data secure and compliant, understanding SOC reports is a must. SOC 1 and SOC 2 might sound like technical jargon, but they’re actually quite important for financial reporting and data...
SOC 1 Audit Checklist
Blog SOC 1 Audit Checklist SOC 1 Audit Checklist Third-party companies hired to transmit, hold or store the cardholder data of a business’s customers have a grave responsibility. In this age of viruses, ransomware, and data breaches, all service organizations...
Internal vs. External Vulnerability Scans
Blog Internal vs. External Vulnerability Scans Internal vs. External Vulnerability Scans Every business owner with a computer network needs to be aware of vulnerability scans, why they are important, how they work and which types of scans should be performed....