Protecting Industrial Control Systems Against Cyberattacks - Part 2
Industrial Control Systems (ICS) are the foundation that support numerous industries around the world. They form the backbone of industrialized soc...
Five Reasons Memory-Based Cyberattacks Continue to Succeed
Almost every week we see new examples of highly sophisticated organizations and enterprises falling victim to another nation-state cyberattack or o...
Protecting Industrial Control Systems Against Cyberattacks - Part 1
Well Designed, Yet Highly Vulnerable
Despite being decades old, SCADA control systems remain well-designed to this day. They bring multiple moving ...
Application-Aware Protection Vs. Conventional Security Protection
We sat down with Satya Gupta, Virsec's CTO and Founder, as well as the creator of the Virsec Security Platform, to discuss the technical details of...
When You Can’t Add Cybersecurity Staff Build Cyber-Resiliency Instead
One of the most pressing challenges government entities and the public sector face is how to maintain existing and outdated IT systems without the ...
Overcoming Patching Pitfalls
Patching is an incredibly important and vital component in IT, but perhaps we overestimate its ability to solve security problems. There's often an...
Introducing Virsec Security Platform 2.0
We are thrilled to announce the latest release of our security platform, Virsec Security Platform (VSP) 2.0, a powerful solution for container work...
Ensuring Security and Compliance for Global Healthcare
Prestigious healthcare systems continue to be at risk for the next devastating ransomware attack or data breach. Defending against attacks while s...
The Need for Zero Trust Workload Protection
Last week we discussed the Four Tenets of Zero Trust Workload Protection. This week we're taking a closer look at the renewed buzz around the conce...
Four Tenets of Zero Trust Workload Protection
To better protect our enterprise systems, the Zero Trust model must be re-defined and expanded to cover applications and cloud workloads during run...