CASE STUDY: FINANCIAL SERVICES AND TECHNOLOGY ORGANISATION

In September 2020 details of a critical vulnerability known as ‘ZeroLogon’ were published. This vulnerability affects Windows NetLogon processes and referenced as CVE-2020-1472. The publication coincided with the August 2020 Windows Security Update release, which…

It’s an exciting concept and one that many people don’t grasp. All organisations today can potentially fall victim to a cyber-attack or cyber security outage, which can cause severe damage to its ability to operate and its infrastructure. It’s more than just cyber security awareness; it requires the whole workforce to know what the risk is and the processes that need to be followed to avoid this risk.

When a device connects to business networks, cybercriminals may use this connection to compromise corporate data and put the network at risk. This means that these endpoint devices need to be fully secured to prevent any potential incidents from happening. To do this, organisations must ensure that they are utilising appropriate solutions to protect the front line of their cybersecurity