Cyber due diligence (DD) involves assessing an organization’s digital infrastructure to identify any vulnerabilities. And with cyber threats on the rise, it’s more of a priority than ever. Cyber attacks are becoming more sophisticated, impactful, and difficult to contain. In fact, the Harvard Business Review has reported a 20% spike in data breaches in the […]
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API discovery is a crucial process in the API lifecycle. It allows cybersecurity teams to gain full visibility on an organization’s API estate by uncovering unmonitored, shadow and vulnerable APIs. What is more, is that it is an important component for proactive risk assessment and remediation. They are an important component of a solution employed […]
API attacks have become a growing concern in today’s digital landscape. In essence, APIs are designed to offer efficient access to data. However, if hackers successfully compromise an API, they could swiftly exfiltrate a substantial amount of data. Cyber hackers do this by exploiting vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in API endpoints to gain unauthorized access. This […]
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Stolen identities don’t just happen in the real world. It can also happen online, when someone takes your business name and domain extensions and creates fake search results and scams associated with it. This redirects online traffic from your brand to cybercriminals with bad-faith intent. And your brand will pay a high price for it. […]
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Along with reputational damage, downtime, and supply chain disruptions, ransomware attacks are notoriously costly to resolve. From ransomware payment to recovery costs, along with lost profits due to disrupted business operations, we’ve reviewed 192 trillion data points in our annual report to figure out the average cost of a ransomware attack. In this ransomware cybersecurity […]
No one ever said Cybersecurity was easy, and now let’s add this summer’s fun…. implementing new SEC rules to disclose on an annual basis material information regarding their cybersecurity risk management, strategy, and governance. As part of the rule which took effect the end of August, Regulation S-K Item 6 will require registrants to: Describe […]
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