The Need to Simplify Compliance Risk Control Implementation
Organizations around the world must fulfill an increasing number of regulatory requirements including NIST, Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX), Health Insura...
The White House Cybersecurity Summit: A Step Forward in the Right Direction
Today the White House hosted a cybersecurity summit to address the rolling headline-making cyberattacks. According to news reports, the federal gov...
Defining What it Means to Secure Software in Runtime
The most critical and challenging weakness in cybersecurity is the inability to protect applications, or software, at runtime.
Runtime is a vuln...
Blocking the Exploitation of PrintNightmare
Last week, in its Patch Tuesday update, Microsoft Security Response Center released an additional security fix for the series of zero-day vulnerabi...
Make Cyberattacks Like Hafnium Irrelevant
Recent statements issued by the United States, European Union, and the United Kingdom have accused China of conducting the cyberattack against Micr...
Essential Protection for Legacy Applications – Part 1
Legacy applications are essential components of almost every organization yet are fraught with vulnerabilities and security challenges. Effective p...
CTO Perspective: Examination of the REvil Ransomware Attack
By Satya Gupta, Founder and CTO, Virsec
Over the July 4th weekend, the REvil ransomware syndicate hit software supplier Kaseya Ltd. and crippled mo...
Anyone Can Be Hacked
The truth is no organization is un-hackable. As John Chambers, former CEO of Cisco, and current CEO and founder of JC2 Ventures, stated several yea...
Ransomware: A Thriving Business
Ransomware has become an industry unto itself, crippling organizations around the world. Some attacks, such as the recent ones perpetrated against ...
Remote Code Execution Explained
Nation-state actors are making a killing leveraging advanced attack techniques like remote code execution (RCE). If the attack on the SolarWinds su...