Insights

Last updated: 31/10/2017 11:00

Integrity360 is delighted to be shortlisted for Cybersecurity Value Added Reseller (VAR) of the Year at the CRN Awards 2017.

When we are woken suddenly from sleep, instinct swiftly kicks in wake-up call while we are temporarily disoriented. The WannaCry ransomware worm was one such rude awakening for many organisations that were unprepared for the outbreak and fallout.

Does your company have a sizeable budget for paying out fines, compensation and the cost of litigation? If you don’t then you really need to consider the impact of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Integrity360 is delighted to announce that we have won the award for Managed Security Service Provider of the Year at the Tech Excellence Awards 2017.

The global WannaCry Ransomware pandemic is still making headline news and has been well covered by news and tech media outlets. The security teams at Integrity360 have been following analysis & updates closely, from both our industry partners and the wider security community, and working with our customers around the clock to improve their security posture and close any avenues of attack in light of WannaCry.

This update provides a summary of the pertinent details, new developments, our short term expectations and the current recommendations.

Please note that we have issued an updated advisory. (15/05/2017)

Integrity360 is delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for Managed Security Service Provider of the Year at this year’s Tech Excellence Awards 2017.

GDPR poses numerous challenges for businesses and will require a complete review of policies and procedures, contracts, processing activities and IT to assess compliance.

 Good security people are hard to find, but without them, good security practices are increasingly hard to manage. There is a growing trend for boards to become more closely involved in security, being driven by developments such as the Central Bank of Ireland’s guidance last year urging organisations to become more aware of their cyber risk.

A vulnerability has been discovered in Windows 2003 Servers running IIS (Internet Information Services) 6.0. The exploit code takes advantage of a function within the WebDav service, allowing remote attackers to execute arbitrary code. Microsoft declared Windows Server 2003 end of life as of July 14, 2015, meaning no security patches will be released for the operating system.

Every company has limited resources, but security improvements don’t have to be costly or painful. They just need a few tweaks.