IT teams are drowning in endpoints: 45% of organizations manage between 100 to 1,000 endpoints, while 32% manage between 1,001 to 5,000, according to a recent benchmark survey. However, the lifeboats these teams have been clinging to, Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) tools, which enable them to manage hundreds of endpoints seamlessly, troubleshoot issues remotely,…

In the realm of cybersecurity, threat attribution is akin to the investigative methods of the legendary detective Sherlock Holmes. Just as Holmes used his acute observation skills and deductive reasoning to pinpoint the perpetrator in a mystery, threat attribution involves meticulously analyzing cyberattacks to trace their origins and identify the attackers. In his classic form,…

Think about the thousands of artifacts and clues that a team of archeologists excavate and examine to construct a coherent narrative of past civilizations. Each artifact serves as a clue that provides a snippet of insight into how the people of that time lived. Digging up small artifacts in this matter is still being conducted…

“Living off the land” is a strategy employed to discreetly achieve a dubious aim. Think about a couple of wedding crashers. Dressed impeccably, they blend in seamlessly with legitimate guests, indulging in the spread and avoiding direct contact with the newlyweds who might identify them as illegitimate guests. Similarly, a hiker in the wilderness becomes…

It is a classic movie theme: a weapon of great power or mass destruction falls into the wrong hands. Many a James Bond film has used that script and it has proved to be a winning one. Unfortunately, it has also become a common script when it comes to cybersecurity in which hackers and financially…

Let’s say you’re going on vacation next week to a foreign country. You need to know the weather so you can pack appropriately. You open a weather app, enter your destination, and see that it will be warm, but there’s a slight chance of rain, so you throw an umbrella into your bag. Behind the…