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BLOG ARTICLE For today’s organizations, the journey to the cloud is well underway. IDC Research, for instance, forecasts that a clear majority of technology buyers will choose as-a-service consumption models for all or most of their infrastructure purchases by 2026. In a similar vein, analyst firm Gartner predicts that more

Boosting Cybersecurity: Key Steps to Protect Yourself and Your Organization With shorter days and falling leaves, apples and pumpkins ready for harvest, and Halloween just around the corner, October is one of our favorite times of year here at BTB Security. Much as we love the thrills and chills that

Pay attention to the method of a cybersecurity attack, not the attribution Walk into any major cybersecurity conference, and you’ll feel like you are walking into the trailer for a horror movie. Scary threats and psychopathic criminals are everywhere, the vendors say, as they try to convince you that only

In security, seemingly harmless things can be very dangerous Cybersecurity month is coming to an end and Halloween is almost upon us but we still have one “monster” left to unmask. In the final installment of our series on “Things that go bump in the night”, we look at the devious

Why passwords can pose so much risk to your organization So, we’ve seen that not all monsters are as fearsome as they may seem on the surface, but what about the reverse? How do you know when something that seems like no big deal actually poses a huge risk to your

There are many low-cost processes and procedures that deliver high security value Was that scratching noise a mouse in the server room? Or, some nefarious creature stalking your organization’s valuable data? Sometimes the things that we think are mortal threats can be easily mitigated, yet every day processes can be

Fearful Foes Unveiled: Ransomware Demystified – Part 1 In cybersecurity, not all “monsters” are as scary as they may first seem. Others are far scarier than you ever thought. View this infographic, the first in a series of four, to meet our first “monster” – ransomware – and find out

BLOG ARTICLE From a vulnerability and quality perspective, there’s nothing about OSS that’s inherently more or less risky Usage of open source software (OSS) libraries and components is just about ubiquitous these days. Even organizations with policies prohibiting the use of open source code will find that someone, somewhere is

Navigating Cyber Insurance: Strengthening Your Security Posture for Effective Coverage As growing numbers of organizations digitize aspects of their operations or embrace digital business models, cyber risk is assuming life-or-death proportions for more and more companies. While business leaders have long been accustomed to managing risks amidst uncertain conditions, those