You’re probably familiar with Bitcoin, the online cryptocurrency that has garnered quite a bit of both positive and negative attention. Mining is a part of all cryptocurrencies and forms the root of trust in the currency. Typically, “miners” make money for mining, trading computing resources...
MOREBack in August we released content filtering as a capability within Strongarm. Today, we are excited to announce the addition of a commonly requested improvement: per-network policies for content filtering. If you protect many networks with Strongarm, each of those networks may have different content...
MOREOn October 3rd, we held a webinar with our friends over at Savage Security, called Going Savage: Strategies for Taking Control of Your Cybersecurity Fate. Our CTO Todd O’Boyle and Adrian Sanabria of Savage conducted a lively discussion about how you can “plan to fail,”...
MOREIt is no secret that login credentials are among the most frequently targeted pieces of user data by malicious entities. This past summer, one of the largest spambot dumps—including over 711 million records, including nearly 50 million passwords, was reported by Troy Hunt. Having your...
MOREAbout once a quarter, we see an attack of ransomware on a server. Originally, we thought this was just another human error (someone clicking on a phish), and we warned people not to read email or use a web browser on a server. However, what...
MOREWhen it comes to cybersecurity, the average organization spends the majority of its energy buying security products. But does this actually make them safer? While companies hope that some combination of firewalls, antivirus, and other security products will prevent a cyberattack, this approach ignores the...
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