Data leaks happen fast – we spotted that truth after six months of tracking outbound traffic. Every network moves data through standard channels like HTTP and SMTP, but that’s where things get messy. Our security team’s caught employees sending sensitive…
Security breaches keep happening because many companies treat data protection as an afterthought. We’ve seen million-dollar disasters unfold simply because basic safeguards weren’t in place. The thing is, real data loss prevention isn’t rocket science – it comes down to…
Cloud security’s gotten lazy. Most companies slap on some basic protection and call it a day, while their sensitive data sits in major cloud providers like cash in a paper bag. No surprise that hackers skip the complex attacks –…
Hidden data lurks everywhere these days, waiting to be found. In my years at the lab, our team’s uncovered secret messages tucked into the strangest places – family photos with odd pixel patterns, music files that skip in just the…
DNS tunneling might seem clever – turning data theft into website lookups that slip past security teams. An attacker splits stolen files into bite-sized chunks, stuffs them into fake domain requests, and watches as the data flows out unnoticed. But…
In the digital age, protecting sensitive data has become a priority for organizations. Network enclaves serve as a critical strategy for safeguarding internal networks by creating highly segmented areas with strict security measures. [1] These enclaves limit access to sensitive…
Data thieves leave tracks. Networks don’t just move gigabytes of files at 2 AM for no reason, and our monitoring picks up these midnight runs pretty quick. The signs stick out – massive uploads when everyone’s asleep, connections to sketchy…
Data theft today works a lot like pickpocketing – it’s quick, subtle, and usually happens when nobody’s looking. Network security teams see it every day: an employee clicks a fake login page, malware slips through email filters, or someone walks…
Most data gets stolen while no one’s looking. Not through some dramatic cyber attack with sirens blaring, but through quiet, everyday channels that slip right past security teams. Think random emails with hidden files, USB sticks left in parking lots,…
We’ve seen this story play out before. A bitter employee stares at their screen, nursing a grudge after that corner office went to someone else. These aren’t your typical profit-chasing insiders-they’re wounded, angry, and dangerous. They’ve got system credentials, know…