MiniPlasma Shows Why Detection Alone Is Failing
If your systems are fully patched and protected by endpoint security tools, should attackers still be able to gain complete control of your devices?
If your systems are fully patched and protected by endpoint security tools, should attackers still be able to gain complete control of your devices?
If cyber defenses are stronger than ever, why are attackers still stealing hundreds of millions of dollars?
Another breach. Another quiet compromise. But this time the attacker did not need to break encryption or exploit a zero day.
Your clients trust your firm with their most sensitive information. Confidential case strategy. M&A documents. Privileged communications. Financial disclosures. Intellectual property. Regulatory...
If your business uses on premises email infrastructure, this should get your attention.
If your email platform is protected by modern security tools, shouldn’t that be enough?
Your clients trust your firm with some of the most sensitive information they will ever share.
Your clients trust your firm with their most sensitive information. What happens when cybercriminals target that trust and succeed?
This just happened. A security patch was released, businesses applied it, and yet attackers still found a way in.
If endpoint detection and response is supposed to stop attackers, why are cybercriminals increasingly using those same trusted tools against businesses?