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Legacy applications are software systems that have been in use for a long time and are based on outdated/ unpatched software. Despite their age, these
Let me be clear this isn’t a blog about apportioning blame to anyone. These sort of events have happened multiple times in the past, perhaps
Organisations are grappling with the rapid discovery and disclosure of vulnerabilities, creating a complex environment for maintaining their cyber posture. The increasing number of vulnerabilities
Having worked in cyber security for a very long time it has always been an interest to us when we see a data breach get
Time to talk about one of my favourite concepts in cyber security- Honeypots. I don’t know why, but the idea of honeypotting an attacker has
Organisations often choose Java for their applications due to its platform independence, robustness, scalability, and extensive ecosystem of libraries and frameworks. This widespread usage makes
Its time to discuss what tends to be overlooked when it comes to cyber defences for an organisation. What is known in the industry as
Lets start at the basics, Network IPS and IDS – Intrusion Prevention and Detection. IPS usually sits inline with the traffic flow and allows packets
In the cyber security industry a phrase gets used when looking at legacy applications – “Accept the Risk”. This is often said when it comes
In the realm of healthcare, where the stakes involve not just the operational efficiency of providers but the very well-being and privacy of patients, the
Understanding the JVM and Security Implications In the realm of application development, Java has long stood as a stalwart, known for its platform independence and
CVE-2021-44228 (AKA Log4J) was released in December 2021, and remains one of the most exploited vulnerabilities still 2 years later! How can this be? What
The image above is a great illustration of the Innoculator ethos. It of course is an old computer running a “green screen” legacy application. But
