The world of cybersecurity is a constant race against evolving threats and ever-changing regulations. As Managed Service Providers (MSPs), keeping your clients compliant amidst this dynamic landscape can feel overwhelming. There are several compelling reasons why an MSP would want to add cybersecurity-related risk assessments and compliance services to their portfolio: Increased Value Proposition: Expanded
Have an Android phone? Well, the Anatsa malware aka TeaBot, a known Android banking malware, targets applications from over 650+ financial institutions, primarily in Europe. This was recently discovered and (now should be deleted) from the Android store…but you need to check that it is not still on your phone. Kudos to the Zscaler ‘Threatlabz’
Thoughts From the CEO of Cyberleaf May 17, 2024 “Harvest now, decrypt later (HNDL) is an unseen bleeding wound.” Yup- that is the headline from Qrypt, a company that focuses on providing quantum secure encryption products for Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC). As you might know, this is a real threat from the forthcoming advancement and development of quantum computing. An
Few Companies Are Protecting Against Generative AI Threats Cyberleaf recently posted on ways to look out for Deep Fakes. In line with this same topic, the Splunk survey released last month highlights the industry-wide lack of knowledge and protection against Generative AI threats. What is it exactly? “Generative AI can be thought of
A deepfake is a video, photo, or audio recording that seems real but has been manipulated with AI. The underlying technology can replace faces, manipulate facial expressions, synthesize faces, and synthesize speech. Deepfakes can depict someone appearing to say or do something that they in fact never said or did. Adversaries can use deep
Problem: Wichita, the largest city in Kansas had to shut down all IT systems after a cyberattack. Attack Type: The attack began with ransomware, a type of malware which encrypts the victim’s data making it inaccessible to the victim. Affected: Nearly 400K people Wichita, the largest city of Kansas, had to shut
