ciso Why Your Organization Needs a Penetration Test Learn why replacing a penetration test with a vulnerability assessment may not always be a good idea.
faq Penetration Test vs Vulnerability Assessment: What's the difference? Understanding the difference between a penetration test and a vulnerability assessment could significantly impact your perspective of security at your organization. Learn more.
research Cybercriminals are still targeting RDP services Unnecessary public-facing services is a common issue that many organizations face. Learn more about how these services, such as RDP, could pose a threat.
social engineering Exploiting the Human Factor Employees are the biggest threat to an organization's critical information systems and confidential data. We focus on four core areas in this blog.
faq What is WPA3 and What Do I Need to Know? The Wi-Fi Alliance has announced the release of WPA3. Check out some of its features and what your organization needs to know to get prepared.
community outreach NOLA SPAWAR Cyber Security Camp for Kids 2018 Vonahi Security partnered with the US Navy's SPAWAR during their Cyber Security Camp for Kids at Southern University at New Orleans event. Take a look at how it went.
physical security Preparing for Your First Physical Penetration Test Conducting a physical penetration test for the first time can be an intimidating process. Read more on how to properly prepare.
best practices Top 4 Ways to Secure Your WordPress Installation WordPress is one of the most used content management systems (CMS) used in today's age. Learn how to keep it secure from the most common threats.
best practices How Opening a PDF Could Leak Your Account Credentials Opening a malicious PDF could result in the leakage of your user account credentials. Check out our blog to understand why this could put your data at risk.
best practices Detecting and Preventing Common Microsoft Office Exploits Can your organization protect against the latest Microsoft Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) and Macro Security Exploits? Read on for more information.
