Cyber Incident Response // Cyber Security // Cyber Crime // Cyber Terrorism // Cyber Defense
The post discusses the vulnerabilities of databases, particularly highlighting SQL Injection (SQLi) as a major security threat. It explains how attackers can exploit weak input validation to gain unauthorized access and manipulate sensitive data, leading to dire consequences including financial loss and reputational damage. Preventative measures focus on secure coding practices and ongoing vigilance.
Probably one of the most interesting incidents I have investigated was the theft of computers from a university. The perpetrator had done a good job scouting out the procedures of the organization, and through his reconnaissance put together a whole deal of information. He knew for instanceHe knew for instance that onHe knew for instance … Continue reading Visitors by appointment only… even tech workers, maintenance staff, cleaning staff, etc
Humans are still the weakest link in cyber security, and they lack training to become aware of the risks. This is a very good example.
One of the most costly cyber threats/risks is CEO fraud.
Whether or not your organizations data as valuable to outsiders depends heavily on what business you're in. Generally said, your organizations data is valuable :period. There is an ever increasing amounts of data being taken from paper, and digitized. Therefore they are not only victim to attempts of corporate espionage, but also to data collection … Continue reading Is your organizations data valuable to outside threats?