GYTPOL's Blog

Picture the legendary Metropolitan Opera House on opening night. The air hums with anticipation as elegantly dressed guests take their seats, each ticket granting access to one specific spot...

In cybersecurity, the smallest missteps can lead to the biggest breaches. Take British Airways: a global airline worth over $17 billion, with robust systems and sophisticated infrastructure ...

Active Directory (AD) is the powerhouse of the enterprise — the central hub where identity, access, and control converge. Yet despite its critical role, AD generally flies under the radar un...

Security teams are constantly walking a tightrope — enabling growth while minimizing risk. Most eyes are on the usual suspects: ransomware gangs, zero-day exploits, phishing campaigns. But t...

It seems like every time we think we've closed the door on Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) threats, another window opens — sometimes quite literally.

Every organization has its unfinished business. For too many, it's SMBv1. Even years after Microsoft deprecated it, SMBv1 still lingers in enterprise networks — often out of sight, but not o...

Things just don't seem to stay how they're meant to. It's a problems familiar to most people in the world of enterprise IT and Security. And in 2005 it was a problem for the Burnet Institute...

Myths and misconceptions can be dangerous, especially in the world of cybersecurity. From treating group policies like gym memberships to the conviction that it just won't happen to you, the...

Not every risk has a CVE, and not all weaknesses can be patched. Misconfigurations, overly permissive access settings, unsafe protocols, and unenforced policies often fall outside traditiona...

After decades taking the same (largely reactive) tack as the rest of the world, Japan is now flipping the script and perhaps setting a new cyber standard for others to emulate, passing a law...