Here’s a tough truth in cybersecurity: even with advanced defenses watching the perimeter, most attackers get in and succeed because of simple, avoidable weaknesses inside the environment. It’s not always…

Cyber threats are increasingly sophisticated and prevalent, organizations must adopt robust frameworks to enhance their cybersecurity defenses. The CIS Critical Security Controls (CIS Controls) provide a prioritized set of actions…

A certificate outage occurs when an SSL/TLS certificate becomes expired, revoked, or invalid, resulting in disruptions to secure connections. Such outages can impact the functionality and security of websites and…

Comprehensive Coverage Across Implementation SecHard provides extensive support across multiple Implementation Groups (IGs) within the CIS Controls framework, ensuring that your security practices grow as your organization matures. Whether your…

Comprehensive Asset Discovery and Risk Identification Thorough Categorization: Classify systems and information based on impact analysis. • Prioritization:  Identify threats and vulnerabilities across all assets. • Six Pillars of Zero…

Many organizations are adopting Zero Trust security models to create a secure and resilient cybersecurity framework. However, transitioning to Zero Trust involves more than just new technology; it requires gaining…

Implementing security hardening is a crucial but challenging task for organizations looking to strengthen their defenses against advanced cyber threats. This process involves aligning IT policies, system configurations, and user…

Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP) The Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP) is a fundamental cybersecurity concept. It dictates that users, processes, and programs should only have the absolute minimum permissions…

  Introduction As technology progresses swiftly, the risks associated with software reaching its End-of-Life (EOL) are escalating for businesses. Software at EOL can introduce security vulnerabilities, which hackers might exploit,…

Privileged Access Manager (PAM) addresses the specific risks associated with privileged accounts, which are user accounts with elevated permissions that can perform powerful actions like modifying system settings, installing software,…