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

Have you ever wondered how a hacker knows exactly who to call at your company to bypass security? It is not a lucky guess. Cybercriminals are increasingly using data brokers to harvest personal details of your employees, turning your staff into backdoors to your corporate network. Data brokers are companies that collect personal information about