Preventing the Next WannaCry
By BUFFERZONE Team, 7/06/2017
The recent WannaCry worldwide ransomware attack seems to have been successfully stopped for now. But what about the next similar attack? WannaCry Earlier this month (May 2017), organizations worldwide were
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Fileless Malware: Invisible, Unattributable — and Now Mainstream
By BUFFERZONE Team, 25/04/2017
For decades, cyber criminals around the world have specialized in staying out of sight. Indeed, savvy hackers are spending more than 200 days inside a breached system before discovery —
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Resolving the Great Social Media at Work Dilemma: Access or Security?
By BUFFERZONE Team, 28/03/2017
Social media is not just big: it is gigantic. Across the world there are over 2.3 billion active social media users, the average internet user has 5 separate social media
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Financial Services Organizations: How to Stop the “Other” Social Media Threat
By BUFFERZONE Team, 5/02/2017
When it comes to guarding against data leaks, financial services organizations have been on high alert for several years. Unfortunately, this is a case where widespread fear is actually a
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Zero-Day Attacks: The More Things Change, the More they Stay the Same
By BUFFERZONE Team, 14/11/2016
Nineteenth century French novelist Jean-Baptise Alphonse Karr is credited with coining the phrase “the more things change, the more they stay the same”. While this astute observation still applies to
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Latest Qadars Banking Trojan Puts New Spin on Old Worries
By BUFFERZONE Team, 13/10/2016
As if the banking sector needed a new reason to worry about cyber security, IBM’s X-Force Research team recently confirmed that the notorious Qadars Trojan has once again reared its
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