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What if your security tools are the biggest threat to your security posture? As ironic as that would be, that’s closer to the truth for many security teams than they would like to admit. With the continuous challenge of

Ransomware attacks targeting oil pipelines, disrupting food production, or defacing sewage and wastewater treatment have one thing in common: They all target Operational Technology (OT) environments.

Understanding the latest trends and threats is crucial to staying ahead in the fast paced world of cybersecurity. At Atlantic Data Security (ADS), our experts are on the front lines, navigating the complexities of this

In an era where cyber threats are more sophisticated and relentless than ever leaving security the sole responsilbity of the IT or infosec team is insufficient. While security tools have gotten better than ever, the human

Imagine having your company’s most sensitive data stolen, and you have no idea how it happened. That’s the threat posed by zero-day vulnerabilities. These hidden flaws in software can be the equivalent of secret passages threat

Introduction: How can security leaders communicate with other company members who don’t share their technical experience? How can a CEO understand how exposed their company might be to cyber risk?

Over half of all organizations have experienced a VPN-related cyberattack in the past year. With the massively disruptive Ivanti zero-day earlier this year, a significant Palo Alto VPN vulnerability, and recent issues with

Cybercriminals are increasingly eager to target SLED (State, Local, and Education) organizations, becoming more sophisticated and capable daily. State and Local governments and agencies provide critical public services and

Cybersecurity threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated and prevalent. One of the most common cyber threats/ is the Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attack.

Are we on the brink of a cybersecurity dystopia, where threat actors can launch AI programs to attack and compromise their targets automatically? If you’re in cybersecurity, you’ve likely seen recent reporting about a study