In the past few months, the security operations team of Systems Engineering has detected a significant increase in unauthorized attempts to access devices via remote networks among our monitored client base. This type of intrusion is commonly referred to as a brute-force attack.
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Goodrow to Spearhead Advanced Security Strategies in an Era of Escalating Cyberthreats
Portland, Maine – February 14, 2024 – In a strategic move to fortify its cybersecurity leadership, Systems Engineering, the premier managed technology services provider in New England, is proud to announce the appointment of Kent Goodrow to the role of Chief Information Security Officer (CISO.) With over a decade of experience in the technology and cybersecurity fields, Goodrow's appointment signifies the firm's commitment to further advancing its cybersecurity maturity, capabilities, and resilience.
Systems Engineering is aware of two Critical Vulnerabilities, the Fortinet FortiOS - Out-of-bound Write in sslvpnd (CVE-2024-21762) and FortiOS - Format String Bug in fgfmd (CVE-2024-23113).
How is your organization navigating the challenges and opportunities of the evolving technological and cybersecurity landscape? When considering the rising cyber insurance costs, third-party vendor risks, and increasing cyber threats, small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) must
Beginning this month, February 2024, Microsoft will start enforcing certain Conditional Access policies automatically for all Microsoft 365 and Office 365 customers. More details are provided below.
In today's digital landscape, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), driven by digital transformation and cybersecurity needs, heavily rely on Managed IT Service Providers (MSPs). The crucial question is whether your current MSP can propel your organization forward in this fast-paced environment. With varying capabilities in the MSP market, evaluating your provider is pivotal for strategic decision-making.
Proactively defending against cyberattacks and incidents within your organization is the main goal of any good cybersecurity strategy. But what happens WHEN, not IF, your company experiences a cyber incident?
