Cybersecurity Blog

This cybersecurity discipline involves preparing for, detecting, analyzing, containing, eradicating, and recovering from cyber incidents.

Domain Name System (DNS) protection is a critical security layer that monitors and controls DNS traffic to block access to malicious, suspicious, or unauthorized domains before a connection is made.

This cybersecurity practice focuses on actively seeking out and neutralizing threats that are already within an organization’s IT environment.

Malware is any software created with the intent to cause harm, whether it's stealing data, encrypting files, or enabling remote control of systems.

In this form of social engineering, attackers impersonate trusted individuals or organizations to deceive victims into taking harmful actions.

This malicious software encrypts or locks access to a victim’s data and demands payment, usually in cryptocurrency, in exchange for a decryption key.

Email is the backbone of modern business communication—but it’s also a prime target for cybercriminals. With malware attacks up 28.49%, sensitive information is at greater risk than ever. Email encryption tackles this challenge by transforming readable messages into unreadable code that only authorized recipients can decrypt. This process creates a secure channel that keeps your communications safe from interception and helps you maintain compliance in a risky digital world.

Cybercriminals are targeting your inbox with unprecedented sophistication. They’re exploiting AI to supercharge phishing — and it’s working.

EDR is a technology that continuously monitors endpoints, such as laptops, servers, and mobile devices for signs of malicious activity like malware, phishing attacks, and unauthorized access.