Tag: cybersecurity
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Network Security and Infrastructure Protection
Network security and infrastructure protection are critical components of modern cybersecurity. With the growing number of cyber attacks and the increasing complexity of computer networks, it has become a top priority for organisations. Network security refers to the measures taken to protect computer networks from unauthorised access, attacks, and data breaches. Infrastructure protection refers to
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Vulnerability Research and Exploitation
Vulnerability research and exploitation are critical aspects of cybersecurity. Vulnerability research refers to the process of discovering weaknesses or vulnerabilities in computer systems, networks, or software applications. Exploitation is the act of taking advantage of these vulnerabilities to gain unauthorised access or control over the system. As computer systems and networks become more complex and
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Malware Analysis and Detection Techniques
Malware analysis and detection techniques are essential components of modern cybersecurity. Malware refers to any type of malicious software that can harm computer systems, steal data, or disrupt network operations. As the number of malware attacks increases, analysis and detection techniques are becoming increasingly sophisticated to identify and prevent these threats. There are several techniques
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Why Mobile App Security Testing is Critical for Your Business
As mobile apps become more prevalent in our daily lives, it’s important to remember that they are not immune to security risks. In fact, mobile apps are often targeted by cyber criminals as an easy entry point into your network. That’s why mobile app security testing is critical to ensure that your business remains protected.
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How CIS Benchmarks Can Improve Your Office 365 Cybersecurity
As more and more businesses move to cloud-based solutions, it’s important to ensure that proper security measures are in place to protect against cyber threats. One tool that can help with this is the CIS Benchmarks for Office 365. The Center for Internet Security (CIS) is a non-profit organization that focuses on cybersecurity readiness and
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Cyber Essentials Plus: Protect Your Business Against Cyber Threats
Cybersecurity is a critical issue for any business in the digital age. With more and more companies moving their operations online, it’s becoming increasingly important to protect your organization from cyber threats. Cyber Essentials Plus is a certification scheme that can help you do just that. What is Cyber Essentials Plus? Cyber Essentials Plus is
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Bigger Is Not Always Better: How Closed Door Security Outperforms the Competition
As the world becomes more digitally connected, cyber security has become an increasingly important concern for businesses of all sizes. When it comes to protecting sensitive data and systems from cyber threats, there are many options to choose from. However, not all cyber security businesses are created equal. Here are a few reasons why Closed
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Cyber security for Small Businesses: Protecting Your Business and Your Customers
In today’s digital age, cyber security is more important than ever, especially for small businesses. Small businesses are just as vulnerable to cyber threats as large corporations, but often lack the resources and expertise to adequately protect themselves. Here are some key steps that small businesses can take to protect themselves and their customers from
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Understanding Malware: What it is, How it Works, and How to Protect Yourself
In today’s digital age, malware is a persistent threat that continues to affect millions of people worldwide. ‘Malware’ is a term used to describe a wide range of malicious software programs that are designed to infiltrate, damage or disable computer systems, networks, and devices. It’s important to understand how it works, the types that exist,
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Closed Door Security: Our Experience with an MSP’s Internal Network Security
At Closed Door Security, we were previously hired by an MSP to conduct an internal assessment of their network. The audit was carried out from an assumed breach standpoint where a malicious device was attached to the internal network by an ’employee’. Our testing led to the discovery that the network was vulnerable, and our