REvil – A Zombie? Or Back from the Dead?
Written by Mikel Pearce, Director of Business Development Canada & UK at CyberClan Many of those reading this will recall t...
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CyberClan Expands Canopy-Powered Data Breach Services to Canada
CyberClan, a global leader in end-to-end cybersecurity services, today announced the expansion of its partnership with Canopy, ...
CyberClan Announces Key Executive Hire
TORONTO, December 13, 2021 — CyberClan, a global leader in end-to-end cybersecurity services, is pleased to announce the appo...
What is Pass-The-Cookie Website Exploitation?
Written By Hannah Golding What is a Website Vulnerability? An attacker will first discover a vulnerability, then attempt to exp...
Incidentally In The News – Discussing Roles in Cybersecurity
In this episode, we teamed up with Larry Whiteside Jr, Chief Technology Officer and Jay Jay Davey, Tier II SOC Analyst, to disc...
Why You Should Invest In Your Users
For the last 22 years, Frank Siepmann – Global Director of Risk Management Services at CyberClan, has witnessed the evolu...
More Fragmented US Data Privacy Law for Insurers to Ponder
Written by Mark Bowers On March 2, 2021, the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (“VCDPA”) was signed into law effective ...
Why are Managed Security Services the Future of Cybersecurity?
Most organizations believe the subsequent stage of improving their security posture means adopting a Next-Generation Anti-Virus...
Microsoft Zero-Day Exploits
Written by -Jay Jay Davey At the start of March 2021, Microsoft released information about Zero-Day exploits targeting on-premi...
Incidentally In the News: FireEye and SolarWinds
The last week has been one of speculation, revelation, and a lot of reporting on the cyber breach discovered at FireEye and sub...
Is There a Shortage of Cybersecurity Talent, or are Companies Setting Unrealistic Expectations, Limiting Whom They View as Qualified?
The Information System Security Certification Consortium (ISC2) recently released a report which said that there is a void of c...
How Should We Think About the Internet of Medical Things
The term, Internet of Things (IoT), was first coined in 1999 by an executive at Procter & Gamble who was trying to gain mom...