Browsing Category
News
64 posts
Latest news and opinions in cybersecurity industry trends, threats, and best practices.
Breaking Down the NIST CSF 2.0 Update
The US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has launched the anticipated update to its Cybersecurity Framework…
Grip Security Wins Esteemed “Most Innovative Technology” Award at Innovate Cybersecurity Summit in Nashville
Innovate Cybersecurity is thrilled to announce Grip Security as the recipient of the "Most Innovative Technology" award from this year’s Innovate Nashville summit.
Swatting: Harmless Prank or Dangerous Attack?
Since Christmas, more than a dozen swatting attacks have been perpetrated against political figures, celebrities, and even the…
Embracing the Dual Bastion Model: Transforming Access Control for Modern Security Challenges
The Dual Bastion Model offers a promising pathway toward enhancing access control for modern security challenges.
Cybersecurity Predictions in 2024 and Beyond
More than a month into 2024, security experts are discussing the new threats on the horizon, the benefits…
Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures of Cyberattacks
Social engineering has been a popular tactic used among cybercriminals to gain access to networks for a long time,…
AppSec/DevOps: The Bigger Challenge for the Industry
Here we are taking a look at hardware complexity, the operating system layer, and then application complexity together…
Beyond Mobile Authentication: Exploring MFA Solutions for Complex Environments
In the realm of cybersecurity, the implementation of multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a critical step in protecting sensitive…
Current Dependency Vulnerabilities Giving Us PTSD
Lately, it seems we’re all plagued by zero-day and dependency-related vulnerabilities. Log4Shell had everyone scrambling in 2021, and…
Meta’s Q2 2023 Adversarial Threat Report: What You Should Know
Meta has released its second quarter Adversarial Threat Report. In it, Meta shares insights into global threats and technical threat indicators that will assist the security community. Here we are sharing and reviewing its findings.