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Many were surprised at the level of collaboration in last week's Kimwolf/Aisuru disruption. This level of operational trust takes time to build. How do you build operation trust in the cybersecurity community? Here are some recommendations to start your team's journey. It is worth the investment - especially when your organization is experiencing a cyber incident.
Many were surprised at the level of collaboration in last week's Kimwolf/Aisuru disruption. This level of operational trust takes time to build. How do you build operation trust in the cybersecurity community? Here are some recommendations to start your team's journey. It is worth the investment - especially when your organization is experiencing a cyber incident.
All networks need to be worried about threats from state sponsored threat actors. But first, make sure your architecture is digitally safe, your processes assume "zero vendor trust," you expect threat actors to get inside, and you have the operational tools to battle active threats. "Blame the Vendor" is a distraction. Find vendors who work with you, not against you. There are vendors in the US are work hard to not collaborate to safeguard their equipment.
"Blame the Vendor" Distractions
Beware of “blame the vendor” distractions. https://bsky.app/profile/rgblights.bsky.social/post/3ltshf3lvc22e Rob Joyce posted this on his BlueSky account as a response to Alexander Martin’s article, “Spain awards Huawei contracts to manage intelligence agency wiretaps.” Both Rob and Alex are exasperating “blame the vendor” fears when the real problem is more systemic, with nothing to do with…
What can Enterprises do to protect against BGP Hijacks?
What can Enterprises do to protect against BGP Hijacks?
Yes, you can minimize the risk to BGP Hijacks. All enterprises around the world need to have a conversation around BGP Hijacks. We see security news around malware, phishing ransomware, DOS attacks, breaches, and range of other attacks. What we do not see is conversations around BGP Hijacks. A BGP Hijack can happen on one side of the planet and impact a business on the other side of the planet,…
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