Security Blog

The Browser Is the New Operating SystemModern browsers run complex web applications, handle sensitive financial transactions, store passwords, and provide acces...

Why Passwords Still MatterDespite predictions of a passwordless future, passwords remain the primary authentication method for most services. Weak and reused pa...

Privacy Is a Security IssueData privacy and security are deeply intertwined. Every piece of personal information your organization collects is a liability that...

What Is Threat HuntingThreat hunting is the proactive search for attackers who have evaded your automated defenses. Unlike incident response, which reacts to al...

What Are Threat Intelligence FeedsThreat intelligence feeds provide machine-readable indicators of compromise (IOCs) - IP addresses, domain names, file hashes,...

The Ransomware EpidemicRansomware attacks have grown into a multi-billion dollar criminal industry. Attackers encrypt your files and demand payment - often in c...

The Critical Containment WindowThe time between detecting an incident and containing it determines the scope of damage. Every minute an attacker retains access,...

The Privacy-Security TensionSecurity tools need to analyze files and behavior to detect threats. This creates an inherent tension with privacy - how do you insp...

What Are Hardware Security KeysHardware security keys are physical devices that provide cryptographic authentication. When you log in to a service, you insert t...

Why SBOMs MatterA Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is an inventory of every component in a software product, including open-source libraries, third-party modul...

Why Hardening MattersA default Windows installation is designed for compatibility, not security. Many features and services that ship enabled are unnecessary fo...

What Is Business Email CompromiseBusiness Email Compromise (BEC) is a sophisticated phishing attack where criminals impersonate executives, vendors, or partners...