From Crisis Response to Continuous Defense: A New Era for Federal Cybersecurity The recent announcement by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency to retire ten emergency directives is not a simple administrative cleanup but a profound signal that the federal government is moving
The deceptively simple black-and-white squares known as QR codes have become so integrated into daily life that scanning one feels almost reflexive, yet this familiarity is now being weaponized in sophisticated cyberattacks that challenge the very foundations of modern digital security. The U.S.
With us today is Rupert Marais, our in-house Security Specialist, whose work in endpoint security and cyber strategy gives him a frontline view of the evolving threat landscape. We're delving into the persistent and cunning tactics of state-sponsored groups, specifically the Russian-linked APT28,
With the corporate world more interconnected than ever, the humble email inbox has become the primary battleground for cybersecurity. We sat down with Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist, to dissect a troubling trend where attackers exploit misconfigurations in Office 365 to impersonate
When an email from a trusted internal colleague is not what it seems, the very foundation of organizational communication security begins to crumble under the weight of a sophisticated new threat. Microsoft Threat Intelligence has brought to light a critical vulnerability that allows malicious
A digital file holding a person's most confidential medical history is a record built on absolute trust, a trust now shattered for over 100,000 New Zealanders. The government has launched a formal review after a major cyberattack on the health platform ManageMyHealth. This incident prompts an
