A major Communications & Media company faced a large number of long-lived vulnerabilities in their service delivery network for which the asset owner was unknown. Without an asset owner for whom to turn for remediation, each day the situation was going from bad to worse. Their existing manual ownership identification processes were hopelessly overwhelmed by […]
Read MoreWith cases of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) causing a devastating global impact, employees and contractors have been forced into remote working situations to deliver both mission critical and day-to-day tasks. This unprecedented shift to telework has brought cybersecurity to the forefront of enterprise threats and challenges. DayBlink has identified some of the top threats that […]
The growth and complexity of modern cyber threats has led cyber-forward enterprises to implement practices that predict the techniques of their adversaries. Sophisticated information security teams are increasingly adopting proactive measures to understand the landscape of potential security threats and adapt accordingly. What is a Threat Model Threat modeling is a structured approach for reviewing […]
ABOUT THE AUTHORS Martin Badinelli is a Consultant within DayBlink’s Cybersecurity Center of Excellence. Michael Morgenstern is a Partner and Practice Lead of DayBlink’s Cybersecurity Center of Excellence and is based in the Vienna, Virginia office
Passed into California law on June 28th, 2018, the CCPA is the strongest privacy legislation enacted in any state at the moment, giving more power to consumers in regards to their personal data. At its core, it aims to provide consumers with the right to know what information businesses collect about them, to tell a […]
DayBlink personnel embedded themselves with legacy shared services and the integration team, to develop a process map to clear aged intercompany balances while also identifying and eliminating deficiencies in the current process to allow for transition of back office services to the client.
Why do security awareness trainings fail to impact employee behavior, and how can nudging help? All too often, cybersecurity is perceived to be overwhelmingly technical in nature. However, Information Security professionals would be wise to keep in mind the words of security expert and cryptographer Bruce Schneier: “Only amateurs attack machines, professionals attack people”. Security […]
“Measurement is the first step that leads to control and eventually to improvement. If you can’t measure something, you can’t understand it. If you can’t understand it, you can’t control it. If you can’t control it, you can’t improve it.” H. James Harrington Velocity Overlooks Measurement In modern business, there has been an increase in […]
Keeping up with the Evolving Landscape The continued evolution of enterprise threats has made Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) consistently seek better opportunities and strategies to defend the perimeter and drive action given scarce resources. Pioneering CISOs capitalize on the opportunity to mitigate threats by optimizing their organizational structure in a manner where defensive and […]