Cyberattacks do not always begin with malware. Sometimes they start with a job application. Sometimes with a trusted account. And increasingly, they may involve an AI agent operating with access that was originally intended for something much more routine. In Episode 389 of The 443: Security…
Long weekends are good for people. They're also useful for attackers. That's not fearmongering. It's an operational reality. Threat actors understand how businesses work. They know when staffing is lighter, when response times may be slower, and when IT and security teams are more likely to be…
For many small and midsize businesses across Latin America, cybersecurity is no longer a future concern. It is a present operational risk. Episode 368 of The 443: Security Simplified features WatchGuard’s Marc Laliberte and Corey Nachreiner in conversation with Paul Harris, CEO of BGLA and Futurity…
Most organizations are still focused on stopping attackers at the perimeter. But that’s not how modern attacks are working anymore. In Episode 364 of the 443 Podcast, three stories stood out not as isolated incidents, but as signals of a broader shift in how attackers operate: A potential US ban on…
The past 18 months have been shaped by a surge in brute-force attacks and critical vulnerabilities (CVEs) targeting VPNs, authentication services, privilege elevation, and denial of service across the network security landscape. This timeline outlines key advisories and CVEs beginning with Cisco…
Sometimes supposedly small things make a huge difference. This can also be true in cyber security configurations. In recent weeks, multiple partners described very similar cyber attacks their customers faced, and in some cases, the criminals were unfortunately even successful in compromising…