In our previous blog, “New York Cyber Security Regulations: Are You Ready to Implement 23 NYCRR 500?” we provided a brief overview of the New York Cyber Security Regulation (23 NYCRR 500), including how to identify if your company is a covered entity under the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS). It also outlined the requirements of… Read More
Delta Risk has partnered with the Information Security Community on LinkedIn to examine the latest management trends, investment priorities, key challenges, and solutions preferences for incident response, threat hunting, threat detection, threat monitoring, insider threats, incident recovery, and more. Everyone who completes this comprehensive survey will receive a copy of the complete 2017 Threat Monitoring, Detection, and Response Report as… Read More
The power grid continues to be a target for sophisticated cyber attacks. In the past day, the latest attack – the biggest to ever hit Ukraine, according to its government – disrupted the Ukrainian state power distributor. Fortunately, this disruption didn’t impact power supplies or Ukraine’s broader operations. But this is yet another in a series of attacks that… Read More
At least once a day, I see a new article on the topic of how to close the cyber security skills gap. Without fail, these discussions center on the need for public and private sector collaboration, early STEM education, skills-based training, and increasing cyber security programs and course options through colleges and universities. While these are… Read More
In this post, we’ll take look at one of the latest hacking techniques involving PowerPoint and the mouseover action. Check out our demo video to see the technique in action. The PowerPoint mouseover technique disrupts a decade’s worth of user awareness education. As security professionals, we constantly warn employees to be aware of phishing emails with malicious links… Read More
March 1, 2017, marked the day that “23 NYCRR 500” (the New York Cyber Security Regulation) went into full effect for all New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) regulated individuals and organizations. These groups are required to adopt programs, policies, and procedures to protect their most sensitive information and assets from cyber security threats. With… Read More