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Ransomware is no longer a niche threat carried out by a handful of highly technical cybercriminals. Today, it operates as a mature, scalable business model that closely mirrors the structure and efficiency of legitimate software companies.
Rogue devices introduce hidden risk into otherwise secure environments. ArmorPoint’s rogue device detection continuously monitors network and agent telemetry to identify unauthorized or unmanaged devices as soon as they appear. By revealing blind spots such as personal laptops, unapproved IoT hardware, or malicious devices, organizations gain the visibility needed to respond quickly and reduce exposure before a threat escalates.
Security teams rely on tools like firewalls and EDR to identify suspicious behavior, enforce policies, and protect endpoints. But even with strong controls in place, organizations still face one persistent challenge: network blind spots.…
Security teams are trained to watch for suspicious logins, unusual network traffic, and alerts from security tools. But some of the earliest signs that something is wrong begin long before a SIEM rule fires.…
Compliance is important, but it does not guarantee security. As CISOs prepare for 2026, the priority is moving beyond audit checklists and building cybersecurity programs that truly reduce business risk.…
Law firms have long been trusted to handle some of the most sensitive data imaginable—corporate trade secrets, merger details, intellectual property, and private client records.…
As cybersecurity becomes a business-critical function, CISOs must communicate metrics that connect technical performance to organizational outcomes.…
ArmorPoint’s Co-Delivery Model offers a new path for service providers to deliver cybersecurity. Instead of building a costly SOC or reselling someone else’s tools, co-delivery blends the provider’s customer ownership with ArmorPoint’s 24/7 SOC operations.…
TL;DR:Federal funding for the Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MS-ISAC) officially ended on September 30, 2025. For many K–12 school districts, that change marks the loss of their only no-cost cybersecurity lifeline.…
After nearly ten years as one of the most widely used operating systems in the world, Windows 10 has officially reached its end of life. Microsoft’s last cumulative update was released on October 14, 2025, marking the end of free technical support and security patches.
For nearly two decades, the MS-ISAC, managed by the Center for Internet Security (CIS), served as a trusted cybersecurity resource for state, local, tribal, and territorial (SLTT) governments.…
Every holiday season, cybercriminals ramp up phishing scams, gift card fraud, malicious shopping apps, and fraud campaigns aimed at both retailers and consumers. They take advantage of increased online traffic and reduced security staffing to maximize their impact. Businesses can protect themselves with 24/7 monitoring, multi-factor authentication, and employee awareness training. Shoppers can reduce their risk by verifying links, using secure payment methods, and avoiding suspicious gift card requests.