The GYTPOL Gazette

In the fight for sustained security, operators rely on a variety of tools and technologies to help get the job done — but without strategic alignment, consistent oversight, and proper integr...

As Thanksgiving approaches, it’s a fitting time to pause and reflect on our seldom- celebrated cyber victories. In an industry where success often goes unnoticed because it looks like “nothi...

Device configurations are one of the most important elements of your organizational security today. Why? For starters, security misconfigurations are one of the most critical threats you’ll ...

After a CVE is published, the race is on. Often a good amount of time passes before any patches are issued. Of course, sometimes the patch never comes. Best case scenario, patches are releas...

The cyber threat landscape has been significantly heightened by the emergence of LockBit 2.0, an advanced and pernicious form of ransomware.

In the fast-paced world of technology, where innovation is a constant, it’s crucial to ensure that our operating systems remain secure.

Threat actors are taking advantage of misconfigurations on various devices, such as PCs, laptops, and servers. So much so that according to Microsoft, 80% of successful ransomware attacks ar...

It's often said that Linux is a more secure OS compared to other OS in the market, and that is not wrong, however, one should not be tempted to think that it is also bulletproof.

Myth: “IPv6 Security enhancements (such as IPsec) makes it safer than IPv4” Truth: IPsec is an end-to-end security mechanism, providing authentication and encryption on the network layer.

Earlier this week, a new zero day arrived, it is called Follina (MS Office CVE-2022-30190) and impacts any organization using Microsoft Office.