GoSecure Blog
Maximizing Employee Protection by Rethinking Expectations of Phishing Awareness and Email Security
Blaming users for falling victim to phishing emails overlooks the unrealistic expectation for every employee to be a cybersecurity expert. In this blog post, we explore the diminishing effectiveness of phishing awareness programs over time and the financial complexities of implementing such employee cybersecurity training programs. We also discuss solutions that empowers users to obtain real-time email analysis by a human expert with just a single click. A potentially ideal solution to offer efficient protection against email threats without burdening IT teams or users.
Hack to the future: The Attack Surface of GPS Signals
In an era where our critical infrastructures increasingly rely on precise time and space, security implications of GPS systems have become a concerning aspect of their stability.
Phishing may have just become a lot harder to detect…
We are on the upward trajectory of AI. AI can be used to write anything from a blog post to a news story, even a thesis. It’s an incredibly useful tool that will save hours of time and make writing anything an essentially seamless task. However, with anything good, someone always seems to ruin it…Enter the bad guy!
Beyond the Script: Attacker’s Sleep Schedule and Strategies Behind Automated Attacks
Examining the brute-forcing attack patterns on our Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) honeypot systems reveals the discernible behavior of automated scripts. Yet, upon closer inspection of the temporal patterns associated with these attacks, subtle nuances indicative of human behavior begins to emerge.
Combating Advanced Cyber Threats: GoSecure’s Proactive Defense Against the Ivanti Connect Secure VPN Breach
Ivanti Connect Secure VPN faced a significant security breach involving two critical vulnerabilities – CVE-2023-46805 and CVE-2024-21887. These vulnerabilities allowed attackers to bypass authentication and execute arbitrary commands remotely. The attackers were able to steal sensitive data, modify files, and set up web shells for persistent network access.
