Month: November 2020

Organizations that operate in the enterprise space – healthcare, insurance, banks, etc. – have unique and challenging cybersecurity compliance obligations. Enterprise data is, after all, frequently...

The new ePortal version being released today. We strongly emphasise our ePortal based customers to upgrade to ePortal...

In this article, we explore ransomware, specifically the unique way it attacks Linux-based systems. “It was called a tribute before a battle, and a ransom afterwards”. This famous quote from...

Sad DNS (Side-channel AttackeD DNS) is a vulnerability that was disclosed by academics from the University of California and Tsinghua University, at the ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security...

Keeping servers safe and keeping them secure and compliant, becomes a full-time job, one that can’t be left to chance, one that must be fully automated and fully supported. To...

Upcoming ePortal 1.16-1 release candidate will...

A server reboot cycle is a generic name given to the process of rebooting a fleet of servers in an organization. This can be due to several factors, but it...

Ever heard of a pipe-freeze kit? A pipe-freeze kit forms a plug of ice inside a water pipe, allowing a plumber to make repairs without shutting off water. Like water...

On November 10, 2020, a team of academic researchers found a bug in Intel CPU architecture that allowed them to extract sensitive information from the processor such as encryption keys....

Bad actors continue targeting government organizations these days. Along with increases in targeting technology, attacks focused on government targets nearly doubled in 2019 from 2017. Most notably, this included significant...

If you are running kcarectl versions from 2.10-1 to 2.11-3, please upgrade to the latest version by...