What are Incident Response Tabletop Exercises in Cybersecurity?
An incident response plan is an integral component of any information security program. In the event of a cyberattack, this plan guides a business’ security team through the process of detecting and mitigating threats. Since incident response plans are key to cyber...
The Security Risks of Public WIFI for Businesses
Amid a growing shift toward remote and hybrid work in the aftermath of COVID-19, it is not uncommon to find employees using public WIFI at coffee shops, airports, restaurants, and other locations to do business. Public WIFI may be a free and convenient modern perk,...
Tackle the Cybersecurity Talent Shortage by Hiring a vCISO
Businesses today have to keep pace with increasingly sophisticated cybercrime. A persistent cybersecurity talent shortage and low budgets further compound the challenge. The lack of experienced cybersecurity leadership can widen businesses’ risk exposure and leave...
Need-to-Know Privilege Explained
Need-to-know privilege is a key information security concept designed to control user access to an organization’s infrastructure. By providing employees with elevated or basic permissions to access systems and data on a need-to-know basis, organizations can ensure...
Email Security: Solutions to Protect Your Inbox from Cybersecurity Threats
Email remains cyber criminals’ favored delivery mechanism for phishing, malware, and other security attacks against businesses. As companies increasingly rely on email communication to conduct business – especially with a growing shift to remote or hybrid work...
Cybersecurity in Banking: Common Threats and Security Solutions
Banks and other financial organizations are prime targets for cyber criminals. The rise of internet banking, mobile applications, and instant payments has further increased the industry’s attack vector. As of 2020, financial services organizations saw a 200% increase...
ISO 27001 vs SOC 2: Which Certification Should You Get?
With the growing emphasis on data protection, more and more companies are exercising caution when selecting third-party vendors and seeking evidence of tight security controls. ISO 27001 and SOC 2 are two popular information security frameworks that businesses can use...
GraVoc Partners With Gray, Gray & Gray to Deliver Cybersecurity Services
GraVoc is thrilled to announce our new strategic partnership with Gray, Gray & Gray, LLP, a leading independent accounting and consulting firm headquartered in Canton, MA! This collaborative venture is designed to expand on Gray, Gray and Gray’s consulting...