Cross-Tenant Synchronization in Azure AD

Microsoft has recently announced the launch of a new cross-tenant feature for its popular cloud-based productivity platform, Microsoft 365. This feature allows users to share content and collaborate with external users in different tenants, breaking down collaboration and productivity barriers between different tenants of the same organization. [Read More]

Encryption - Importance and Future Challenges

For some people, May 30, 2020 will be a date to remember. On this day, many things stopped working, especially websites and organizations’ content filtering systems. This is especially important due to the current situation where the COVID-19 pandemic is causing society to depend heavily on the Internet not only... [Read More]
Tags: Encryption

Is Information Security Really Important?

Many will say that the title of this post makes the question unnecessary when they read it. We all know that security is very important and we take it very seriously, or at least that is the discourse that both public and private organizations give to their customers or system... [Read More]

Threat Management

The threat management process in the cybersecurity field is more an art than a science, despite the existence of multiple theoretical models that can be applied to determine whether or not a risk exists for organizations. [Read More]

Cloud Security

I believe that by 2018, we have all heard how security is a shared responsibility, and how companies and their leaders must be informed and be ultimately responsible for the cybersecurity of their organizations. But what is rarely heard are success stories where these principles are applied and where C-level... [Read More]
Tags: Cloud Security

Digital Transformation

Digital transformation is the latest trendy term. But what does it really mean? After 15 years in the cybersecurity field, I must admit that the term refers to nothing more, nothing less than the adoption of formal processes and procedures within a technology organization. The idea here is that the... [Read More]

October is Cyber Security Awareness Month

October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, or in other words, the month of awareness about information security. Over the past 2 years, SANS Internet Storm Center (ISC) has covered different topics related to this month. This year, 31 different ports/services/protocols/applications will be examined and some of the topics of greatest... [Read More]
Tags: Awareness

Accreditation and Credibility

I am sadly seeing a local trend (I do not know if it is the same abroad) of so-called “information security” experts advertising themselves as the holy grail for all security solutions that companies might need. [Read More]
Tags: Infosec

Information Security (in)Security Trends

Sometimes when we write about information security, we do not know whether we are talking about the right practices to secure information or about the threats that undermine security (insecurity). These topics tend to blend together. During this article, we will discuss the trends affecting the information (in)security of us... [Read More]
Tags: Infosec

About time….

Swine Flu

Well, it appears that malware manufacturers do not rest, nor do they forgive. There is already a list of domains related to Swine Influenza (Mexican Flu in Europe / Swine Flu in USA). They do not yet appear to be spreading malware or running donation campaigns, however at least one... [Read More]
Tags: Malware

Confused by Conficker? Continuation

Update… I know I just uploaded the article, but there is already more news about the worm. Apparently the only change has been part of Conficker’s communication method, however it is nothing like Skynet from Terminator, as was spread in the international media. Apparently some security solution vendors had predicted... [Read More]
Tags: malware

Confused by Conficker?

In summary, Conficker is a worm that has been dormant until now. However, recent reports and reverse engineering analysis of the code revealed a possible activation date, which is today, April 1st, 2009. [Read More]
Tags: malware