This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. Cyberthreats don't affect only large enterprises and governments – they can also affect small businesses. According to research, nearly half of small businesses have experienced a cyberattack, and 69% are concerned about future attacks. Small businesses should be aware of cyber security statistics and take tangible […]

This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. Schools and colleges were the worst hit by cyberattacks during the global health crisis in 2020. According to a report by GCN, ransomware attacks alone affected over 1,680 schools, colleges, and universities in the US. Such attacks also targeted 44% of educational institutions across the world. Schools […]

This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. USM Anywhere is the ideal solution for small and mid-sized businesses that need multiple high-quality security tools in a single, unified package. There’s no reason large, global enterprises should have a monopoly on top cybersecurity technology. Solutions like USM Anywhere give smaller organizations access to security […]

This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. If you don’t think API security is that important, think again. Last year, 91% of organizations had an API security incident. The proliferation of SOAP and REST APIs makes it easy for organizations to tailor their application ecosystems. But, APIs also hold the keys to all […]

This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. When we think of “authentication” for our applications, most of us think of user registration, a login form, and resetting passwords. Our concerns begin and end there. But as we dive deeper and our security and compliance requirements change over time, we have to consider new […]

Stories from the SOC is a blog series that describes recent real-world security incident investigations conducted and reported by the AT&T SOC analyst team for AT&T Managed Extended Detection and Response customers. Executive summary Internal Reconnaissance, step one of the Cyber Kill Chain, is the process of collecting internal information about a target network to […]

This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. Stop, look, listen; lock, stock, and barrel; “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” The 3 Little Pigs; Art has 3 primary colors; photography has the rule of thirds; the bands Rush and The Police; the movie The 3 Amigos. On and on it goes – “Omne trium perfectum” – […]

This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. It’s well known that there’s a pervasive cybersecurity skills shortage. The problem has multiple ramifications. Current cybersecurity teams often deal with consistently heavy workloads and don’t have time to deal with all issues appropriately. The skills shortage also means people who need cybersecurity talent may find […]

In the previous article, we covered the release process and how to secure the parts and components of the process. The deploy and operate processes are where developers, IT, and security meet in a coordinated handoff for sending an application into production. The traditional handoff of an application is siloed where developers send installation instructions […]

AT&T Business’ most recently #BizTalks Twitter Chat—What’s New in Cybersecurity—Insights, Threat Trends, & RSA Learnings—explored many emerging concepts in the cybersecurity industry. [Optional sentence: Our very own Tawnya Lancaster, AT&T Cybersecurity’s threat intelligence and trends Research lead, did a takeover of the @ATTBusiness Twitter handle to provide her point of view.] Head to the @ATTBusiness Twitter page—go.att.com/twchat—to […]