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Summary of the International Institute for Strategic Studies’ Nation-State Cyber Power Assessment

A recent study, conducted by the International Institute for Strategic Studies, assessed the cyber power of 15 different nation-states.

CobaltStrike Overview

This report is about the use of the well-known tool CobaltStrike in adversarial campaigns, CobaltStrike dates all the way back to 2016.

Attack Surface Management vs. Vulnerability Management

Today's attack surface management extends beyond your physical IT assets, now encompassing your entire digital footprint, and vulnerability management focus on software and code-based variabilities.

REvil Ransomware Overview

This is a Threat Actor Profile on REvil, a RaaS syndicate. Most recently, the REvil ransomware group was connected to the attack on the JBS Meat Company.

Examining the relationship between Vulnerability Announcements & the increase in attacks until mitigated

This report discusses the relationship between the time a new vulnerability is announced & the increase in attacks against it until patched.

You're Secure - But are Your Vendors? Assessing Third Party Risk

With 3rd Party Risk in Cybersecurity, security teams can focus on more than just what to do AFTER an attack happens - remediation and containment.

Avertium Named Winner in the Coveted Global InfoSec Awards 2021

Avertium Wins “Next-Gen in Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP)” In 9th Annual Global InfoSec Awards at #RSAC 2021

FiveHands Ransomware Overview

This report is an overview of the FiveHands Ransomware variant that successfully attacked an organization (CISA release date May 6, 2021).

Avertium, Med Tech Solutions, and LIFARS announces Security Alliance delivering comprehensive, Always-On Cloud Security for Healthcare Organizations

Three-way partnership creates the first solution combining managed cloud services, managed SOC, & incident response for the healthcare industry.

Overview of the BadAlloc Vulnerabilities

This report is an overview of a series of vulnerabilities discovered by Microsoft’s Section 52 research team, labeled “BadAlloc”.

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