Read our blog posts to stay on top of the latest developments, trends, and best practices in cybersecurity. Our experts regularly share valuable insights and tips to help you proactively protect yourself and your business from cyber threats and hackers.
What is Red Teaming?
Cyber threats continue to evolve, becoming more sophisticated and complex by the day. To stay ahead of developments, many companies are using a technique known as “red teaming.” In this blog post, we will discuss what red teaming is, how it works, and why it is becoming an increasingly…
Read MoreSummer vacation: Hackers remain active and operational
Although summer is synonymous with relaxation and vacation for many, it is important to realize that hackers do not adhere to seasonal breaks. In fact, they actually exploit human error more during these periods. Therefore, we recommend that companies conduct penetration tests even during the summer months to mitigate the…
Read MoreCybersecurity on wheels: the Security Awareness Escape Room Truck
As the number of cyber-attacks increases, companies are using various techniques to make their employees aware of cyber security. One such technique is our security awareness escape room truck, which has gained popularity in recent years. In this blog post, we provide an overview of our mobile cybersecurity escape…
Read More6 successful elements of Security Awareness
Even the best attempts to improve security cannot compete with a good overall security culture within a company. In recent years, security awareness has become increasingly important. But what makes a Security Awareness program really successful? Get support from above By getting support from seniors, the CEO, or other…
Read MoreDifference between Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing
Ethical hacking and penetration testing are two different things, but the terms are often used interchangeably. Although these terms are very different, they enable companies to improve their cybersecurity and reduce the likelihood of a cyber attack. Carefully choosing the right testing methods is essential for companies to protect themselves…
Read MoreWhy do companies pay for Ethical Hacking?
The term hacker often reminds us of a lonely person with a hood on, in the dark behind the computer. Someone who invades our daily lives reads our secrets and steals our money. Still, not all hackers are bad or out for money. There are also ethical hackers and experts…
Read MoreTips to protect against CEO fraud
CEO fraud, also known as “business email compromise“, is a type of cybercrime that involves criminals posing as the CEO or another high-level executive in order to trick employees into transferring money or divulging sensitive information. It can be a serious threat to businesses, as it can result in…
Read MoreThe danger of SMS Phishing: how to protect against it?
Today, phishing is becoming more sophisticated and harder to detect. One form of phishing that is becoming more common is SMS phishing, also known as “smishing.” This form of scam uses text messages to trick people into giving away sensitive information or downloading malware to their devices. What is…
Read MoreThe Importance Of Security Awareness Training
Security Awareness Training (SAT) is becoming increasingly important for organizations. These training courses enable employees to better understand IT solutions and their relevance and to recognize potential problems more quickly. More and more companies are teaching their employees how to protect their own computers and personal and company information.…
Read MoreRed Teaming Assessment: the missing Cybersecurity puzzle piece
The risk of a hack is increasing every day, and red teaming is an effective method for identifying weaknesses in a company’s cybersecurity to improve resilience. In this blog post, we discuss the benefits of a red teaming assessment, where it fits into a cybersecurity strategy, and how often…
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