ECHOSEC SYSTEMS

Days before the 2016 US election, a group of ethical hackers in the Netherlands scanned through logins from LinkedIn’s 2012 breach. Then they took the password linked to Donald Trump’s account—yourefired—and were surprised when it worked against his Twitter login. Read More

Echosec Systems' own, Alex Ciarniello, recently had an article published in Security Magazine: Beyond standard risk feeds: Adopting a more holistic API solution. Read More

In November 2013, analysts in a Bangalore security operations centre for Target received a number of malware alarms. The alerts later reached Target security staff in Minneapolis and were promptly dismissed as false positives. Read More

Around 70% of companies are investing in digital transformation, even as the global economy takes a turn in 2020. While the business advantages of digital transformation are widely understood, organizations are often much slower in understanding associated digital risks as business risks. Read More

Application programming interfaces (APIs) are becoming an integral part of any organization’s investment in digital transformation—and intelligence and corporate security entities are no exception. Read More

Echosec Systems' own, Alex Ciarniello, recently had an article published in Security Magazine: Artificial intelligence and national security: Integrating online data Read More

Some of the most damaging threats to any enterprise—from data leaks to PR disasters—can now be identified on the open, deep, and dark web.  To address digital risks quickly and minimize hefty fiscal and reputational damages, organizations are turning to digital risk protection and management technologies to keep their digital footprint secure. Read More

It’s a metaphor the threat intelligence and corporate security world has long been familiar with: the iceberg. Read More

In early September 2020, the BBC reported on the “caliphate cache,” a growing online library of over 90,000 Islamic State propaganda files discovered by the Institute of Strategic Dialogue. Read More

If your organization has over 5,000 employees, it’s likely to experience one crisis per year on average. Read More