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Frequently Asked Questions

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Ultimate Guide to Cybersecurity Reports in 2024

A cybersecurity report provides a comprehensive overview of an organization’s security posture for stakeholders and board members. It highlights resilience to cyber threats and external incidents, offering key insights into vendor cybersecurity performance, third-party risks, and regulatory compliance. The report includes critical security risks from vendor assessments, risk treatment plans, and comparisons against industry benchmarks.

It also details vulnerabilities, incident response efforts, and security control deficiencies that may expose the organization to data breaches. By addressing new threats like malware and ransomware, the report helps identify resilience gaps and supports strategic decision-making to enhance overall cybersecurity.

Tell me more about your Bootcamps?

We host several bootcamps annually as part of our commitment in fostering the general awareness of cybersecurity and paving new opportunity for a career in cybersecurity. No prerequisites are required in enrolling for our bootcamps however, having a basic understanding of cybersecurity concepts can be beneficial.

How Do you ensure compliance with industry compliance and regulations?

Our solutions are built to align with major security frameworks like ISO 27001, GDPR, and NIST. We conduct thorough risk assessments and offer automated workflows to support ongoing compliance, helping you meet regulatory requirements and keep your data protected.

2024 U.S. Election Integrity Threats: Not Just Data Leaks & Hacks

In a world where absolute security is unattainable, U.S. elections come remarkably close. At ORBARTIS, we prioritize the integrity of our systems, ensuring that our machines are secure and reliable. Echoing CISA’s assurances, we emphasize the robust measures in place to protect against threats aimed at manipulating public opinion or undermining confidence in democratic institutions. Over the last eight years, while real threats to voter data and records have emerged, none have compromised the legitimacy of U.S. election results a testament to the resilience of secure election infrastructure.

Top Strategies to Protect Your Website from Subdomain Takeovers

Understanding the concept of a domain in the DNS (Domain Name System) is key to grasping subdomain takeovers and their risks. A domain, such as “example.com,” is the primary web address, while subdomains like “blog.example.com” or “shop.example.com” serve specific functions or host different content. These subdomains often rely on DNS configurations to point to external services such as cloud providers.

A subdomain takeover occurs when an attacker exploits a vulnerable subdomain by taking control of it. This typically happens when the external service it points to is misconfigured or decommissioned. By claiming the now-available service, attackers can deploy malicious content on the subdomain, using it for phishing, malware distribution, or other cyber threats, posing significant risks to users and the organization.