Updates on Cyber Security

Our team is proud to announce that Cybersprint is nominated for the computable awards 2021 in the category Security & Forensics! With our Attack Surface Management platform, we help organisations monitor their attack surface and mitigate the associated risks within. We are pleased that Computable recognises our approach to help make organisations become more digitally secure.

A new wave of ransomware attacks is incoming. The Microsoft Exchange CVEs have already been extensively leveraged by criminals, resulting in secret access paths into organisations. Now, these attacks are waiting to be weaponised. 

The breach and data leak of Microsoft’s Exchange Server email software leaves many, many organisations vulnerable to attacks. A vulnerability is being actively abused by hackers to gain access to organisation’s systems. This technical article aims to help IT Security professionals find out which parts of their infrastructure may be vulnerable.

We’re delighted to share that the Financial Times has listed Cybersprint as Europe's fastest-growing cybersecurity company of 2021.

Organisations are constantly being targeted in new ways. Instead of direct attacks, they are increasingly falling victim to attacks via their supply chain. This is worrying, as such events are harder to detect and prevent, especially when most incidents are kept secret…

Cybersprint is proud to have been recognised in a new research report by Forrester; the Now Tech: External Threat Intelligence Services, Q4 2020. The report provides an overview of 30 External Threat Intelligence Services providers, helping organisations choose the right service for their needs.

We're feeling the Christmas spirit! As a thank-you and appreciation token for our customers, we've put together a unique and custom lego set. We received many enthusiastic reactions over the past days, from more people than just our customers. So we decided to offer our followers a chance to receive this unique lego set as well! Read below how you can participate to win one of the three limited edition sets. 

It has become the next big cybersecurity challenge many organisations face. Digital risks to your organisation, but not the ones coming from your own systems. No matter how well-protected your IT infrastructure is, your systems are connected to that of your suppliers and third parties in one way or another. And this is the route threat actors take to get to your data. The difficult thing is that you don’t know what to protect against, as you cannot see what supplier assets pose the biggest these supply chain risk. Until now. 

This second edition of Bloomberg Associates’ Digital City Tools focuses on technologies that improve the delivery of city services. In one of the case studies, the Municipality of The Hague elaborates on the development of an IoT security monitoring tool in collaboration with Cybersprint. The case study highlights the outcomes of the pilot and the importance of digital security for cities.