Mitiga in the News
The worst of cyberwar is yet to come?
There's been plenty of noise around the cyberwar, with many enthusiasts joining the digital armies both on the Ukrainian and Russian sides. But has anything significant happened yet? Some reports from the cyber front, like Anonymous hacking Russian channels to broadcast the Ukrainian anthem, have been amusing. Others, warning about the data wiper attacks, were more worrisome.
How Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine Will Affect Your Cybersecurity
Russia has invaded Ukraine, and while it may feel like a selfish time to think about it, business leaders are probably wondering if this conflict means that cyberattacks from Russia will also begin to flare up.
How Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine Will Affect Your Cybersecurity
The conflict we all feared is expected to bring an increase of cyberattacks, but experts agree that all hope isn’t lost.
How Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will affect your cybersecurity
The conflict we all feared is expected to bring an increase of cyberattacks, but experts agree that all hope isn’t lost.
How Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will affect your cybersecurity
The conflict we all feared is expected to bring an increase of cyberattacks, but experts agree that all hope isn’t lost. Russia has invaded Ukraine, and while it may feel like a selfish time to think about it, business leaders are probably wondering if this conflict means that cyberattacks from Russia will also begin to flare up.
Critical Log4j Vulnerabilities Are the Ultimate Gift for Cybercriminals
It's important to assume you have been vulnerable for months if not years, and to plan — and patch — accordingly.
Google, Microsoft Invest $5M In Alpha-Omega Project
Google and Microsoft on Tuesday announced an additional $5 million investment in a project that will hep to identify and fix zero-day vulnerabilities and other bugs in open-source software, following a meeting with government and industry leaders at the White House.
Critical Log4j Vulnerabilities Are the Ultimate Gift for Cybercriminals
It's important to assume you have been vulnerable for months if not years, and to plan — and patch — accordingly. Everyone is busy patching — locking their proverbial doors and windows to prevent the Log4j security vulnerability from being exploited. The rush to patching is understandable, but what many don't realize is that it's already too late.
Brain Trust Drives Organization Progress with Tal Mozes : The Rebekah Panepinto Project
On this episode, Tal Mozes joins to share his career growth throughout co-founding multiple startups with his rock solid partners. Throughout his journey one of his companies was acquired by EY! You will love hearing about all of the the lessons he learned during the experience.