Ben Fishbune, Director of Business Development at Xamin Last week, we launched Xamin’s 2022 webinar series with “Developing a Strong and Proactive Strategy to Prevent a Cybersecurity Incident.” This first installment of our series encourages business leaders to create technology…
Based on past events, tensions between Russia and Ukraine pose threats that could have a direct impact on U.S. infrastructure.
As cyber-attacks continue to surge—including the recent devastation of the log4j vulnerability—the need for organizations to select cyber insurance grows more urgent every day.
Along with the CISA’s guidelines, we also recommend you protect your organization by taking the following steps if you haven’t already.
Late last week, a new vulnerability was identified which affects the Java logging library Apache log4j. In a statement from December 10, the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency said: “…A remote attacker could exploit this vulnerability to take control of…
When we polled business leaders earlier this year on IT concerns, we heard one reoccurring sentiment: “Am I going to walk in tomorrow and find there’s an IT problem I didn’t see coming?” Last week, we completed our webinar series….
On May 20th, many of you joined us for the second webinar in our 2021 series. Below is a recap of the main points we shared and a link if you would like to watch the webinar. Top Technology Concerns of Business…
On March 18th, many of you joined us for the first webinar in our 2021 series. Below is a recap of the main points we shared and a link if you would like to watch the webinar. Top Technology Concerns of Business…
January 28th, 2021 – Happy Data Privacy Day! In the age of the remote work force and increased dependency on technology, many of you have expressed that your number one concern is, “How do I keep our data safe?” In…
Cybercrime is an unsettlingly fluid and versatile practice. Some threats are incredibly sophisticated and exploit low-level mechanisms. Meltdown – a hardware vulnerability discovered in 2018 – exploits a CPU performance technique to read a computer’s entire physical memory. After Meltdown…