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In this video, our CEO Pieter Jansen explains the risk of shadow IT and shares tips on how to minimise the risk for your organisation.

In this webinar, we talk about the threats of open directories, our research and how to protect your organisation.

In our previous blogs to this open directory series, we talked about what open directories are and why they pose a risk, and how we set up our own research into the extent of the issue. That also featured a sneak peek into the results. Now that we have presented the findings in our webinar, this article will cover the statistics and most striking examples. And most importantly: what are our conclusions and tips to make your own directories data leak free?

In our previous blog, we explained what open directories are and how they can result in a data leak. As mentioned there, we conducted research into the risks of open directories ourselves, to see the extent of the problem. We’ll go into the method and preliminary results of that research here, while leaving the most telling examples and conclusions for our webinar on Wednesday 1 December.

Shadow IT has long been a problem for organisations. Formal IT is routed through the IT department, where it’s approved, purchased, set up, and, importantly, supported and maintained. Shadow IT falls outside this process, and is normally split into two categories: / Systems that the IT department doesn’t know about. / Systems the IT department knows about but needs to keep running as they are integral to business operations. The second category is the real Shadow IT and the biggest problem for businesses. So how can you protect your business from the perils of shadow IT? Here are Pieter's six steps.

Den Haag, 11 november 2021 - Vandaag heeft wethouder Saskia Bruines bij het ECP Jaarfestival 2021 de handleiding ‘Zó hack je een stad’ gelanceerd en deze overhandigd aan Tineke Netelenbos, voorzitter van ECP en lid van de Cyber Security Raad, het onafhankelijke adviesorgaan van het kabinet.

In de e-guide leest u wat er nodig is om uw digitale veiligheid continu te verbeteren en hoe u ethische hackers hierbij kunt betrekken.

01-12-2021 |In this webinar, we'll talk about the  threats of open directories and how to protect your organisation.

We are excited to have been included the Deloitte Technology Fast 50  list. Cybersprint is one of the 50 technology companies in the Netherlands to be recognised for exceptional growth performance in the last four years.

Last week, on Thursday 30 September, a root certificate from Let’s Encrypt expired. This is not uncommon in itself, but as the certificate had no update or alternative, it meant that all domains and subdomains running the certificate were suddenly no longer listed as SSL / TLS-secured. The result: thousands of web pages and applications failed and were unable to serve the content people requested. What went wrong? And what can organisations do to fix similar issues in the future?