Apple Security Updates. Zero-Click Exploits Explained. Hacked? What To Do First. In this post we'll explore Apple's recent security updates, their efforts to protect devices and users against cyber attacks, zero-click exploits, and what to do if you think you’re actively being attacked (lock down mode).
In today's world, software development has become an essential component of most businesses. Organizations invest heavily in software development to improve business processes, increase productivity, and drive revenue. With the rapid pace of technological advancements, software development is increasingly complex, and software vulnerabilities have become a major concern.
Data Privacy Day Data Privacy Day, celebrated annually on January 28th, raises awareness about the importance of protecting personal information and the right to privacy in the digital age. As technology continues to advance and data becomes more accessible, data privacy has become a pressing issue that affects individuals, organizations, and governments alike.
A virtual Security Operations Center (vSOC) is a security technology which outsources monitoring, detection, and response to cyber threats to a third-party. vSOC is a modern solution for protecting an organization's digital assets and ensuring business continuity. The following are key elements that should be understood when looking for a strong vSOC solution to help protect your organization.
Unfortunately, 2022 has been yet another notable year for cyber attacks. Twitter, Uber, Rockstar Games, Cisco, U-Haul, Okta, Microsoft, Block, Capital One, and Marriott are just a few examples of major organizations who’ve admitted to being hacked this year. So, how did it happen? Let’s take a look at these threats and gain an understanding of what corporations are facing right now in the cyber realm.
Most organizations are repeatedly targeted by e-mail and SMS fraud attempts. Let’s talk about how to interact with and report scams and phishing attempts.
Urgent security patch from Apple Apple pushed emergency updates to their iOS, MacOS, iPadOS, and WatchOS (WatchOS has no published CVE yet) systems today in relation to two zero-day exploits said to have been used in the wild. We’re here to urge you to apply these updates as soon as possible.
The United States (CISA, NSA, DOJ), Canada, United Kingdom, Netherlands, and New Zealand have released a seven page cybersecurity alert (Alert AA22-137A, Weak Security Controls and Practices Routinely Exploited for Initial Access) detailing the techniques cyber actors use to routinely “gain initial access or as part of other tactics to compromise a victim’s system”.
At Clevyr, for the security of ourselves and others, we actively monitor the state of cyber security both within our own environments and around the world. With the current status quo being of high concern, we’re releasing this bulletin which contains some of our most considerable concerns and suggestions.