Jessica Molden

The recent cybersecurity incident at Carnival Corporation serves as a textbook reminder for InfoSec leaders: your perimeter defenses are only as strong as your most easily deceived insider. In a recent incident, an unauthorized actor successfully utilized social engineering to compromise employee access, gaining a foothold in Carnival’s internal infrastructure. While Carnival’s incident response team

In cybersecurity, we often talk about fortifying the perimeter. We invest heavily in next-generation firewalls, secure endpoints, and advanced encryption. But what happens when a cybercriminal doesn’t need to hack their way through your digital front door because they already have the keys to your employees’ private lives? A recent industry analysis highlights an alarming

If you’ve been treating all digital signatures as equal, you are leaving your network exposed. A valid signature doesn’t always equal a safe file. For modern MSPs and IT professionals, origin tracking has become a non-negotiable security layer. Here are five critical reasons why you must look beyond the signature to its source: 1. Establishes

A digital signature proves that a file hasn’t been tampered with, but it doesn’t always tell you if the source is one you should trust. Geography plays a pivotal role in modern threat assessments. PC Matic’s Fingerprint Dashboard has introduced Country of Origin data to give you total visibility into the geographic footprint of your