Malicious actors target construction through software infiltration. These hackers are undergoing this attack through the infiltration of FOUNDATION accounting software. This is a common accounting tool in use by many contractors. The first signs of this malicious activity were September 14, 2024 by Huntress. The cybersecurity firm notes 35,000 brute-force login attempts before a […]
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New WikiLoader Malware Attack Utilizing Fake GlobalProtect VPN Software
In recent malware news, there is a new WikiLoader malware attack utilizing fake GlobalProtect VPN software. This new campaign spoofs Palo Alto Networks’ GlobalProtect VPN software to deliver a variant of the WikiLoader loader through a search engine optimization (SEO) tactic. First observed in June 2024, this campaign marks a shift from traditional phishing […]
CMMC, your Necessity for Achieving Compliance
CMMC or Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification is a necessity for achieving compliance for defense industrial base organizations. CMMC compliance provides a standardized framework for enhancing cybersecurity across the defense industrial base. Established by the Department of Defense, it manages and protects Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and Federal Contract Info (FCI). It does this in […]
Why Endpoint Detection and Response is Essential
Endpoint detection and response (EDR) has become the new cybersecurity buzzword. Why is endpoint detection and response essential? Hackers constantly evolve their tactics to bypass traditional security measures like antivirus software. That’s where Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) steps in as a game-changer for modern cybersecurity. Here’s why EDR is essential: What is EDR? […]
Staying Ahead of the Curve of Ransomware Attacks
As ransomware threats become increasingly complex and aggressive, staying informed and prepared is more critical than ever. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the latest developments in ransomware attacks. We will highlight emerging threats and provide insights on how organizations can play defense against these sophisticated cyber criminals. Staying ahead of the curve […]
Cyberattacks that start with One Click
We all receive a plethora of emails daily at work. Did you know that email is one of the primary gateways for breaches in your company? Most of these cyberattacks start within one second, with one click. At Velox Systems, we have a client whose employee received a phishing email. Unfortunately, the employee went to […]
Microsoft Rolls Out Critical Cybersecurity Updates
In the realm of cybersecurity, Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday updates for June 2024 stand as a formidable bulwark against a myriad of vulnerabilities, encompassing 51 crucial fixes, including one Critical and 50 Important patches. Complementing this endeavor are the resolution of 17 vulnerabilities in the Chromium-based Edge browser, strengthening defenses against potential exploits. Notably, none of […]
Insights from IT Nation Secure 2024: Key Takeaways for Velox Systems
This past weekend, three of our team members attended the “IT Nation Secure 2024” Conference at the Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center near Orlando, Florida. Hosted by ConnectWise, an IT service platform integral to our daily operations, this security conference brought together companies like Velox to attend expert-led classes on cybersecurity. A notable guest […]
MozCon Revelations That Will Shift Cybersecurity Mindset
Last week, as the marketing specialist at Velox Systems, I had the opportunity to attend the MozCon conference in Seattle, Washington. This national conference brings together experts in cybersecurity and marketing from around the world, featuring high-caliber keynote speakers and numerous networking and breakout sessions. At Mozcon, I unearthed revelations that will shift your […]
2018 Cyber Crime Update
2017 was a crazy year for cyber crime and cyber security. WannaCry hit every continent and most modern countries (See image below), reminding us that bad guys were out there and were just an IP ping away. So, what should we expect from 2018? Less ransomware, more IoT attacks, and more memory and chip attacks. […]