by Wade Williamson | Nov 22, 2019
Wade Williamson Latest Wade Williamson 2019 has set a new high water mark for ransomware and it is no secret that state and local governments have taken the brunt of the damage. Government agencies and school districts often have much smaller security budgets and... read more
by Wade Williamson | Nov 6, 2019
Results for "ransomware" Latest Results for "ransomware" We recently published our latest Spotlight Report, which takes a long look into the vulnerabilities used by ransomware in real-world attacks against enterprises and state and local... read more
by Nate Caroe | Oct 18, 2019
Latest The process of dumping LSASS (Local Security Authority Subsystem Service) is not a new attack and is well known; however, this specific vector is interesting because all of the tools required to pull this off are already bundled with the Windows operating... read more
by Wade Williamson | Sep 24, 2019
Research Latest Research Ransomware is in the midst of a massive resurgence, and in most cases, enterprises are the prime target of attack. Unlike the more opportunistic and consumer-focused ransomware of the past, these newer campaigns have become more targeted,... read more
by Sean Dillon | Sep 6, 2019
Latest Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is a built-in service that facilitates logging into the Windows GUI of another computer over the network, by default on TCP port 3389. On 14 May 2019, the public’s attention was drawn toward patching the... read more
by Wade Williamson | Jun 12, 2019
Latest As threats have become more sophisticated and have increasingly turned to more adaptive and continuous approaches to security such as Gartner’s Adaptive Security Architecture. This model breaks security into the high-level categories of Prevent, Detect,... read more
