Urgent: Protect Your Apple Devices from Critical Security Threat
Do you use an iPhone or any other Apple device? If so, this message is for you. Apple devices are at risk due to a vulnerability that has huge potential for allowing a data breach. This zero-day vulnerability is putting millions of Apple devices at risk, including iPhones, iPads, Macs, Watches, and TVs. Quick Points: Risk: High. Attackers can exploit this vulnerability to gain unauthorized access to your devices. Vulnerable Data: Personal information, financial data, and business secrets could be at risk. Impact: Widespread. Given the ubiquity ....Read More
Special 2024 Security Update
I know you must be eager to begin a successful 2024, so I wanted to share a video with you that discusses the cybersecurity dangers of 2023 and how we can combat them in 2024. It was created by the third party that we use to analyze our cybersecurity and compliance controls. The bottom line: We need to be aware of what happened in 2023, so we can hit it head on during 2024. Here are the steps that you’ll want to consider for 2024 based on these trends: Create strategic overlap between security tools, policies and training. Prot....Read More
Important Alert: Time to Secure Your Citrix Appliances!
We've got important information for you about a significant vulnerability in Citrix's NetScaler appliances. It’s called "Citrix Bleed", which sounds like some weird Halloween movie, but it's actually a critical issue that needs attention. Here's what you can do: 1. Double-check if you’re running those affected versions of NetScaler ADC or Gateway. 2. Get those patches from Citrix applied ASAP. 3. Keep an eye on your systems. Any unusual activity? Ring the alarm. 4. And as always, think about adding more security layers for future saf....Read More
CRITICAL NETWORK SECURITY ALERT
A critical security flaw has been found in Cisco devices running IOS XE software. The flaw lets attackers surreptitiously create high-privilege accounts on those devices. Millions of devices worldwide—including routers, switches, and others—run that software. Tens of thousands have already been compromised. So immediate action is imperative. Those actions are: Updating all devices to the latest version of IOS XE. Checking device logs for unusual activity or files. Disabling devices’ HTTP Server function wherever it is not absolutely necessary. ....Read More
Google has issued a high-severity security alert
I wanted to notify you about a critical cybersecurity alert. This alert is so serious that Google has stamped it with their highest severity rating: a solid 10/10. In layman’s terms this newly discovered vulnerability (officially designated CVE-2023-5129) enables bad actors to execute unauthorized commands or access sensitive data by using maliciously crafted pages. But the bigger issue is that this vulnerability has been found in a software library known as libwebp—and libwebpis used by all kinds of software:1Password, Signal, Safari, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Oper....Read More
The MGM Cyberattack - How would you fare?
I’m sure you’re heard that MGM Casinos and Resorts got hit hard by a cyberattack. Hackers were able to bring the entertainment giant to its knees. And how did this massive event start? With a seemingly innocent ten-minute phone call. The MGM Cyberattack only took a few minutes, but we’ve got you covered. MGM has not yet reported that they have data stolen from their environment, but this is usually very common for this specific hacker group. What can you do? Be on guard. Always be suspicious of out of the blue or urgent requests, even over the phone. Remember we will never as....Read More
Threat Intelligence Feed
A critical security vulnerability has been recently discovered, posing a significant risk to Windows systems. Because it is so serious, I wanted to reach out and alert you. It’s a very serious threat that demands immediate attention because it can potentially compromise the security and integrity of your organization's data. You see, hackers have identified a loophole within Windows that allows their malware to bypass Microsoft's security measures. This loophole undermines the driver restrictions that were put in place to protect your systems, leaving them vulnerable to malicious....Read More