Thought Leadership

In the wake of the Russian military invasion of Ukraine, fear of cyberwarfare has risen among the American public, many of whom still have the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack fresh on their minds. In response, the U.S. government is seeking not only to address these events, but also to raise awareness and security compliance

Okta, a massively popular company which provides identity and access management (IAM) services to clients worldwide, was recently targeted by threat actor Lapsus$. The compromise of Okta and other providers of IAM services is highly sensitive and potentially far-reaching as Okta’s IAM services alone allow approximately 15,000 companies to securely log into multiple

At BinaryShield, it is our philosophy that custom-tailored, proactive solutions that align with best security practices and regulatory frameworks are the best methods to address people, technologies, and facilities to provide actionable cybersecurity strategies. One such framework, which has garnered significant attention due to its complexity and transformative nature, is the Cybersecurity Capability Maturity

The ubiquity of concerted campaigns through phishing and various other methods of malware deployment have led to individuals, small and midsized businesses (SMBs), and the largest companies worldwide to deal with the brutal impact of a data breach on daily operations. This pervasiveness is understood to occur due to the low-risk, high-reward ecosystem in

Cyber incidents often rely on human engagement to enable malware. Despite deploying security controls on the user’s account, target environment, and device, additional emerging threats may occur which require both users and enterprise administrators to put safeguards in place to mitigate the impact. The purpose of this blog is to analyze and mitigate