September 15, 2021
Hans Brinker may have saved Holland by plugging his finger in a hole, but we know that’s not sustainable, not scalable, and doesn’t work in practice – certainly not in cybersecurity. We add more tools to our security tech stack, hoping we’re covered. While it may feel like you’re “dammed” if you do, damned if you don’t, ransomware is not an inevitability.
Instead of relying only on our defenses which we know can and will be penetrated, we need proactive visibility and better control. Frequent testing helps us understand where weaknesses may become cracks and which cracks may spring a leak, so we can focus the right resources in the right places. With the right prioritization of remediation to allow for a fix instead of waiting to cover the wound with a band-aid, you are better equipped for ransomware.
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We are all hearing about new vulnerabilities discovered daily in our applications and infrastructure. But that doesn’t mean that our past demons and hacks are gone.
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The concept of the game Red Rover is simple – two opposing teams, each with all its players holding hands. They take turns sending one player to “attack” the other side, by finding the weakest link and infiltrating the line – bringing new meaning to “brute forcing” one’s way in. From the “attackers’’ vantage point […]