Labor Day creates a predictable operational window that can favor cyber adversaries: offices close, security and IT staffing decline, senior decision-makers travel, vendors operate on reduced schedules, and suspicious activity can remain untriaged for longer. The principal concern is not a uniquely “Labor Day” malware family, but the deliberate timing of ransomware, data theft, business email compromise, distributed denial-of-service, and supply-chain exploitation to coincide with reduced defen
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Red Sky Alliance has been supporting cyber security prevention for years. Prevention works and need to be employed to all cyber defenses. Cyber-attacks know no boundaries. They happen everywhere – even in Africa. Companies are confronted with the increasingly difficult task of safeguarding their expanded digital estate against rising cyber threats. Previously, they'd implement security processes based on the physical network boundary, which was limited to their official premises.
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Benjamin Franklin had it right so many years ago: “An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound in Cure.” An ounce of prevention in cyber security is now a requirement. Due to the number of cybersecurity firms that have entered the market in recent years, it is evident that all industries are reaching a level of heightened anxiety. Some organizations are on alert because they know their networks have already been targeted by state-sponsored hackers, others know their executives are being targeted
