Cybercriminals are investing heavily in talent and technology. Are you investing just as heavily in solutions to keep pace?

In the fast-paced world of business, CEOs are often seen as the ultimate decision-makers, wielding authority over their enterprises with precision and determination. However, in today’s digital landscape, where cybersecurity threats are increasingly prevalent, even the most powerful leaders find themselves at a crossroads: the necessity of trading a bit of authority for enhanced security.

How does bridging the communication gap between cybersecurity tech speak and business insights enhance decision-making and safeguard digital assets?

Discover how simplifying complex cyber terms into strategic insights can enhance corporate security. Bridging the communication gap between cybersecurity experts and non-technical executives.

Amidst the high-tech arms race of defenses and attacks, there lies an immutable truth: the most fundamental hacking tactics remain as effective as ever.

It’s an unfortunate reality that a company’s commitment to cybersecurity often goes unrecognised by the wider public unless a significant failure thrusts it into the spotlight.

Cybersecurity vigilance is the only bet worth making, ensuring that when ransomware tries to play the odds, it finds no luck in our domain.

Explore the infamous ANY-ANY condition through our latest comic, highlighting the delicate balance between convenience and security risks.

In cybersecurity, traditional strategies often fall short, akin to the incomplete task of attempting to cleanse hands with soap but no water.

The Trojan Horse, a timeless symbol of deceptive defeat, is now a “Vendor Update” – but instead of soldiers, it’s loaded with ransomware, ready to compromise the house! Remember, in the casino of cybersecurity, there’s no jackpot for being an easy target.

As the festive season brings joy, warmth, and cheer, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to you for your continued trust in our cybersecurity services.

As the holiday season approaches, it’s a time of joy, celebration, and heightened vigilance in the world of cybersecurity. At ENHALO, we embrace the festive spirit with a crucial reminder for all businesses: Ho-ho-hold on to your data!

Curiosity often whispers,”What’s the harm in just opening it? I’ll be cautious”. The very notion that an email holds an enticing piece of info – tempting.

The security analysts, with their trusty coffee mugs and tired eyes found themselves caught in a never-ending loop of false alarms.

As the world’s top drivers compete for victory on the track, let’s not forget the parallel race happening in the digital realm.

Just as an umpire ensures fair play and enforces the rules at Wimbledon, cybersecurity is the guardian of your digital court.

Recent statistics paint a stark picture in cybercrime costs, with projections reaching $10.5 trillion annually by 2025, growing at 15% per year (Cybersecurity Ventures report).

Most of the time, companies are hacked because of mistakes individuals keep making. Not because you, or anyone else is stupid, but because cyber criminals are clever and despite the increasing awareness of cyber risks, people often underestimate the potential consequences of their actions and overlook simple security measures.

“Security buyers often have dozens of different tools from multiple vendors, and generally have to use a fair amount of duct tape to get them to work together.”

No security defense is guaranteed to prevent supply chain attacks, but you cannot operate in blind faith.

Fundamentally, hackers operate just like the rest of us: they want to maximize their return on investment. They may even use the same type of cost-benefit analyses you and your business regularly employ – even if their ultimate goals are less ethical.

The longer the hacker spends collecting data about people and systems within the company, the more likely he or she is to succeed. Getting to know the target is the whole point.

Network segmentation is a powerful but underutilized security measure, yet it is one of the cornerstones of a successful information security program.

Although subscription renewal scams are old identity theft methods, the beginning of a new year is the perfect time for phishing emails claiming, “it’s time to renew your annual subscription”. 

Viruses, hearts, and chocolates? Cyber threats are just as common as Valentine’s Day jewellery, dining, and gifts.

Although we assume our cybersecurity vendor is highly competent, secure, and effective, we should not forget those vendors also have vendors. 

Regardless of the form they take, all Cyber Monday scams are meant to trick people into forfeiting their personal and/or financial data.

Wondering if your business credentials are on the dark web?

Pass-The-Hash techniques can fool a target system into launching authenticated sessions on a network without the need to crack a password.

As car manufacturers prioritise passenger safety, the cybersecurity industry must ensure digital safety. On a vast internet highway, we deserve a safe journey.

Almost any big-budget movie is accompanied by the appearance of fake websites offering free viewings and even downloads.

The industrial control systems that water districts use to manage valves, pipes, and other infrastructure are notoriously open to attack.

We feel that carbon neutrality is not enough, therefore, we go the extra mile to reverse the damage that we all have done to the planet.

Cyber supply chain risks touch sourcing, vendor management, supply chain continuity and quality, transportation security, and many other functions across the enterprise that require a coordinated effort to address.

With Black Friday around the corner, scammers know legitimate businesses use the season to create a sense of urgency, with time-limited offers and low prices that are hard to turn down.

Even when there’s no evidence that a cyber product works, enterprises are now willing to spend more than ever on security while their existing cybersecurity solutions are not being fully used.

Focus on cyber tools over process is a high-tech version of assemble-it-yourself furniture without the instructions.

Those who have not learned from security mistakes are condemned to repeat them…

Through social engineering, attackers take advantage of human curiosity, fear and gullibility to manipulate their victims.

Our cybersecurity budget is 2.5% of the company’s overall budget! Why do we still get hit with ransomware attacks?!!!

94% of malware is delivered by email and trojans account for 58% of all computer malware.

It’s not about new snake oil cybersecurity. Leverage your existing investments, speak to Enhalo to find out how.

No more snake oil, stop ransomware with the basics. Firewall rules and air gaping, patching and restore-able backups.

If your security partner’s only solution to a data breach is selling you more products related to the ones you already have… run away! 

Products over process = breaches due to all the gaps that occur, because products alone, aren’t security.

Remove the #FearUncertaintyDoubt (#FUD) from your next cybersecurity purchasing decision and avoid the snake oils!