Infosecurity Blogs
Best Practices for Exchange Server Recovery: Minimize Downtime and Data Loss
In this guide, Stellar explores the strategies or best practices that you can follow for successful Exchange Server recovery in case of a failure
How Enterprises Can Manage Open-Source Security When the Shift Left Meets End of Life
Learn how DevSecOps shifts security left and right across the software lifecycle and why understanding end-of-life risks is the next frontier
Identity Risk Management: Locking Down Ephemeral Accounts
Explore the hidden risks of ephemeral accounts and discover how just-in-time (JIT) privilege elevation can enhance security without compromising operational efficiency
Why Use a Hardware Wallet Instead of an Exchange for Cryptocurrency Security?
As interest in cryptocurrencies grows, using a hardware wallet is emerging as the most secure way to manage digital assets compared to storing them on exchanges
GDPR Password Management: Ensuring Compliance with Passwork
This article by Passwork explores the complexities of GDPR-compliant password management, balancing security requirements, usability and the challenges posed by human behavior
How to Restore Exchange Mailbox
Discover how native methods to restore soft-deleted and hard-deleted mailboxes work and learn how third-party tools like Stellar Repair for Exchange can overcome their limitations efficiently and safely
Why 100% of CEH Professionals Would Recommend the Certification to Their Peers: Insights from the CEH HOF 2025 Industry Report
According to the CEH Hall of Fame 2025 Industry Report , 100% of CEH Hall of Fame inductees attribute their career success and enhanced workplace recognition to the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification
How Simple IAM Control Could Have Prevented Major Cyber-Attacks
Why self-service password reset with MFA is more than just a convenience – it’s a critical layer of defense
How Worried Should Consumers Really Be After a Data Breach?
Specops discuss the action consumers should take when they receive a data breach notification
Identity Theft Isn’t a Hacking Problem, It’s a Data Problem - Here’s How to Fix It
Identity theft is primarily a data problem, not just a hacking issue, as thieves exploit readily available personal information. Protecting yourself involves removing information from data brokers, being selective about online sharing, and monitoring accounts. Proactive data exposure management is crucial for identity protection
Don’t Act in Isolation: Transforming Malware Intelligence in the AI Era
As cybercriminals use AI to boost the scale and sophistication of malware attacks, Justin Grosfelt, Manager of the Reversing, Emulation, and Testing (RET) Team, Insikt Group, Recorded Future, looks at how defenses must evolve to stay ahead of a new era of threats
How to Recover My Archived PST Files in Outlook
Learn how to recover archived PST files in classic Outlook and new Outlook
Why One-Off Pen Tests Could Be Leaving You at Risk
Annual penetration test only provides security validation for a single moment in time and might lead to undiscovered vulnerabilities. Could combining in-depth penetration tests with continuous monitoring on the other hand, help alleviate this issue?
Predicting Primes: Is This Discovery a Problem for Encryption?
New research claims prime numbers can now be predicted, potentially weakening encryption methods like RSA. While this poses risks to cybersecurity, it also opens doors to more efficient cryptographic systems
How Does EASM Go Beyond Vulnerability Management?
This article explores external attack surface management and how it extends beyond traditional vulnerability management to give organizations a more complete view of their security gaps and vulnerabilities
Low Effort, High Reward: How Nailing Basic Cyber Hygiene Makes an Organization Stronger in the Age of the ‘Novel’ Attack Vector
This article argues that by prioritizing cyber hygiene—patching systems, training staff, and consolidating tools—organizations can build stronger defenses and free up resources to tackle more sophisticated threats when they do arise
When it Comes to AI Cybersecurity Tools, We’re Always Buying Vibes
Matt Muller discusses how organizations can cut through the noise in the AI cybersecurity product marketplace
Why Self-hosted WAFs Are Making a Comeback and How SafeLine Leads the Trend
SafeLine is a self-hosted WAF with strong security, full data control, and low cost. Deploy in one command, configure easily, no expertise needed. Beginner-friendly yet powerful, it’s the perfect Cloudflare alternative for SMBs seeking affordable, reliable protection
From Entry to Escalation: Rethinking Account Takeover Mitigation Strategies
In today’s threat landscape, companies need more than MFA enforcement. They need smarter, layered security controls that defend against MFA bypasses
Breached Passwords? Account Takeover (ATO) Attacks Might Be Next
The rise of AI-generated deepfakes, automated credential stuffing, and advanced fraud tools has made ATO attacks even more effective at bypassing security defenses
