What You Need To Know About Kaseya’s VSA Patch
Kaseya has patched vulnerabilities in its VSA software that ransomware actors leveraged in a massive attack through MSPs.
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Kaseya Confirms Sophisticated Cyberattack Over The Holiday Weekend
Cyberattack against Kaseya shows hackers are becoming strategic and targeting remote managed service providers.
Why Organizations Should Proceed Slowly With Windows 11
Microsoft is rolling out a new version of its Windows operating system, Windows 11, and it’s likely to cause a stir in IT departments everywhere when it’s officially released around the holiday season. The new OS – which comes after Microsoft had suggested that Windows 10 would be the last new operating system to be […]
What IT Pros Need To Know About The PrintNightmare Vulnerability
IT administrators are being warned of an actively exploited remote code execution vulnerability in Windows Print Spooler that could allow an attacker to install programs, view or change data or create new accounts with full user rights. The vulnerability is being referred to as PrintNightmare (CVE-2021-34527), which Microsoft says is slightly different from another vulnerability […]
Microsoft IDs Three Vulnerabilities In NETGEAR Routers
Microsoft has identified three new vulnerabilities in a series of NETGEAR routers that can compromise a network’s security and give attacker free reign throughout an entire organization. In a new blog, the Microsoft 365 Defender Research Team says that while researching device fingerprinting in the new device discovery capabilities in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, it […]
Leading a Business Amidst a Pandemic
We’re still in the midst of a global pandemic with many variations in rules, guidelines and procedures based on which state, county and community in which we work. While many businesses remain remote working, many others have begun to open back up. So how do you navigate around the locational challenges associated with today’s disparate […]
Why Cybersecurity Experts Choose the Good Side
As the world grapples with a pandemic, politics, social justice issues and other global crises, cybercriminals are taking advantage of those distractions and are launching attacks at a rapid pace. Cybersecurity and antivirus company Bitdefender found that pandemic-related attacks increased five-fold in the first two weeks of March. In May and June, an average of 60% […]
Microsoft, Google, Other Big Tech Firms Join Legal Fight Against Hacking Company NSO Group
A Big Tech team of Microsoft, Google, Cisco, VMWare, LinkedIn and GitHub are joining Facebook in a legal fight against spyware vendor NSO Group, alleging the group enables its customers to break into computers, phones and other connected devices. In a blog on Monday, Microsoft’s Corporate Vice President for Customer Security and Trust Tom Burt […]
Microsoft, McAfee, Others Form Ransomware Task Force
A coalition of tech and cybersecurity companies are launching a new Ransomware Task Force in a bid to combine resources, expertise, and tools to help the IT community prevent and respond to ransomware attacks. The Institute of Security and Technology (IST) announced the news Monday in partnership with 18 organizations, including Microsoft, McAfee, Citrix and […]
Why The IT Community Should Be Concerned About The SolarWinds Hack
It’s being called the most devastating cyber attack on the U.S., and there’s still so much we don’t know about the SolarWinds supply chain hack, how attackers were able to compromise one of the software leaders in the IT space, what other tools could be compromised and just how much damage has been done to […]
