A question that should really be very simple to answer. Unfortunately, that is not always the case in the world of security software. Functionality…
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In this newsletter, we look at security beyond access, the risks posed by vulnerable software that cannot simply be replaced, and the latest improvements…
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On 21 October, PHP released emergency updates for two critical vulnerabilities, collectively referred to as PHP2Shell. These vulnerabilities allow an attacker to execute code…
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We work at Fryqua to gain better control over the data lifecycle. We are storing increasing amounts of data. Files are created, modified, shared,…
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Fryqua Data continues to evolve. With the new version of Fryqua Data, we are not only introducing a revamped and more user-friendly interface, but…
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You can patch a server. You can reinstall a laptop. Shutting down a production line just to perform a security update? That’s a different…
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We’ve been hearing a lot about NIS2 recently. New rules, new obligations and, above all, lots of questions about exactly what organisations are now…
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Almost every cybersecurity company is claiming it these days: “We use AI.” AI to detect threats, spot anomalies, and respond faster. Sounds impressive, but…
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A mid-sized manufacturing company has its baseline security well-covered on paper: a firewall, antivirus software, and daily backups. Yet on a Tuesday morning, things…
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Kerberos serves as the invisible backbone of security within almost every modern corporate network. Being platform-independent, it is ubiquitous. If you log in to…
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