TL,DR: Insider threats come from employees, contractors, or partners who misuse access intentionally or accidentally. Risks include data theft, privilege abuse, negligence, and policy violations. Least privilege access, monitoring, training, and offboarding controls help reduce insider r 60%: That’s the increase in insider risk incidents from 2020 to 2022 (Ponemon Institute). And while external threats…
TL,DR: The cybersecurity checklist helps teams find misconfigurations, access gaps, and incident response weaknesses. It supports ISO, SOC 2, and other security expectations by turning controls into reviewable items. Use the 50-point checklist to prioritize fixes and build a stronger cybersecurity plan. Safeguarding your organization against increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks can be daunting. The ever-evolving…
TL,DR: ISMS frameworks help organizations manage information security through structured policies and controls. Popular frameworks support risk management, governance, compliance, and continuous improvement. Choosing the right framework depends on industry, regulatory needs, customer expectations, and security maturity. One of the best ways to adhere to security best practices is using a compliance framework. These guidelines…
On May 2023, a disgruntled Tesla ex-employee used his privileges as a service technician to gain access to data of 75,735 employees, including personal details and financial information. The breach attracted a $3.3 billion fine under GDPR. While breaches due to external and unknown factors are not under an organization’s control, such incidents can be…
TL,DR: Security incident management helps organizations detect, respond to, and recover from cyber incidents. It includes preparation, identification, containment, eradication, recovery, and review. A clear process reduces downtime, confusion, financial impact, and compliance risk. With increased dependence on cloud solutions, remote work, bring-your-own-device policies, and other digital advancements, concepts like zero trust security, cyber insurance,…
There are several myths and misconceptions surrounding cybersecurity for small businesses. Why would the attackers target small businesses? They aren’t large enough. Small businesses often do not have big budgets for cybersecurity. But they do have valuable data. So, cybersecurity isn’t just an IT issue. In reality, 48% of small businesses faced an attack by…