2023 will be the year of Zero Trust
By BUFFERZONE Team, 1/03/2023
Rising concern over the development of cybercrime has recently led several US federal agencies to adopt the Zero Trust concept of “never trust, always verify.” A recent memo published by
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The rise in USB-borne malware requires special attention
By BUFFERZONE Team, 26/02/2023
Using USB and other removable devices to carry out sophisticated cyberattacks is not usually the first thing that comes to mind when we think of cybercriminals, often believed to be
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APT malware spread illustrates need to add prevention to protect native endpoint
By BUFFERZONE Team, 24/01/2023
Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) attacks are becoming a growing threat to governments and other large institutions. APT malware is extremely vicious as it is hard to detect and can remain
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Microsoft Teams as a Command and Control Channel: How can organizations protect themselves from GIFShell attacks?
By BUFFERZONE Team, 14/12/2022
Most organizations focus on warning their employees to watch for and refrain from downloading malicious malware spread by emails. However, cybercriminals use many other methods to enter organizational networks. This
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How did US schools become cybercriminals favorite target and how can they protect themselves?
By BUFFERZONE Team, 24/11/2022
It seems that these days nobody is secure, and cybercriminals are expanding their activities to sectors in which they showed no interest in the past. So, for example, the US
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The cost of false positive alerts, and how to avoid alert fatigue
By BUFFERZONE Team, 7/10/2022
Deception is one of the oldest war tactics, used since the times of the ancient Egyptians and Greeks. One of the most popular forms of deception is diverting the enemy’s
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