by ghale | Feb 25, 2021
With industrial organizations ramping connectivity to accelerate digital transformation and remote work, threat actors are becoming more adept at weaponizing the software supply chain and ransomware attacks are growing in number, sophistication and persistence. All of... 
by ghale | Feb 15, 2021
By Gregory Hale A quick thinking worker watched and quickly fixed an attack as a hacker using a Florida water treatment plant’s remote access capabilities broke in Friday and increased the amount of sodium hydroxide, or lye, to extremely dangerous levels. In these... 
by ghale | Feb 12, 2021
Cyberwarfare is now as legitimate form of battle as is hand-to-hand combat or aerial attacks, which all employ highly skilled teams to launch assaults against other countries. Cyberwarfare adversaries, also known as advanced persistent threat (APT), possess the tools... 
by ghale | Jan 8, 2021
A security alert released warning private sector companies about the Egregor ransomware operation which is actively targeting and extorting businesses worldwide. Egregor claims to have already hit and compromised more than over 150 victims since the malicious activity... 
by ghale | Jan 5, 2021
By Gregory Hale While Microsoft is playing down the seriousness of attackers getting in and viewing its source code, surely some red flags are rising as a result of the incident. Yes, its source code was not altered, and that is a good thing, but could the hackers... 