Cybersecurity & Privacy

Social engineering is one of the most primitive, yet effectively dangerous tools in the threat actor’s toolkit.

In recent years, ransomware incidents have caused widespread disruptions and devastating consequences to various organizations.

Just a few years ago, almost nobody thought that storage & backups were important. That’s no longer the case today.

Contrary to popular belief, some of the most devastating cyber-attacks originate in seemingly harmless popular social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Establishing effective third-party vendors has been at the forefront of business development strategies today. With the current remote workforce setup, the importance of having efficient vendors to streamline complex business processes has been underscored, and more companies started depending on several third-party software to help with their operations. This growing reliance on vendors and other service providers, however, has opened newer risks of breaches and has intensified the call for organizations to employ a third-party management framework that is not only effective, but is also holistic.

As businesses continue to shift their operations virtually, cyberattacks also come in more sophisticated forms, posing worse risks and jeopardizing company data.