Ransomware Risk Close to 0%?

How can ransomware risk be close to 0%? I made a video on Rumble and Anchor (Spotify) Rumble Video: The video is using information from the NIST document NISTIR 8374 RANSOMWARE RISK MANAGEMENT:A CYBERSECURITY FRAMEWORK PROFILE Ransomware Risk Management Fundamentals  NIST document Cybersecurity disinformation – Platform disinformation –   If done right the ransomware risk … Read more

Ransomware Risk Management Fundamentals

Looking across the Internet for new stories and new events in this holiday season I look at the fundamentals, thus found the NIST Cybersecurity framework profile:Ransomware Risk Management Specifically the NIST.IR.8374 document From this document I have  grabbed 3 basic items which everyone should be aware of in the image as well as in text … Read more

Calendar Invite Phish Attack Also

I bumped intothis site  (Dresec)   latest post is “Phishing with Google calendar”   His first sentence is a disclaimer as he does not want other people to use the information to send phishing calendar invites. To him (and me) it is only designed to be a test within our organizations. Here is the sample … Read more

Attack versus Defense – What is Status?

It is September 5th, 2022  and probably as good a time as any to re-evaluate where we are with a general Attack versus Defense analysis: Attackers:  Only need to find one problem in defense to overcome and take advantage of to breach a system or network. Once the system is found that can be overtaken … Read more