When Trusted Windows Drivers Become Weapons Against Your Security
Have you ever considered that the software your business trusts could be used to disable the very security tools protecting it?
Have you ever considered that the software your business trusts could be used to disable the very security tools protecting it?
What happens when the security software protecting your business becomes one of the first things attackers disable? In a Warlock ransomware intrusion, attackers disabled endpoint protection on at...
When Microsoft releases fixes for 1,411 vulnerabilities in a single day, what should business leaders be asking their IT teams?
If an attacker can move faster than your team can investigate an alert, what protects the business during that gap?
What could someone do with one employee’s account before your security team realized it was being misused?
What changes for your business when someone can buy help with a cyberattack instead of learning how to carry one out?
Would your employees recognize an attack if it looked like the quickest way to fix a broken website?
When a software flaw becomes public, how long does your business need to get the fix in place?
What if the computer processing your customers’ payments became an attacker-controlled endpoint?
What happens when an attacker uses the same tools your IT team trusts to manage the business?