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Cyberattacks ​ targets are growing very fast and most companies are not in a position to match the speed. Small and medium-sized businesses in the United States are the most risky as the attackers know that such companies are not used to a defense with two digits in their protection. By 2025, 43 percent of […]

A submission can begin to unravel with one simple reviewer question: what exactly did you test? Vulnerability tables and severity scores may appear complete, yet they can leave the product scope, attack paths, and remediation trail unclear. FDA guidance expects cybersecurity evidence to connect testing with identified risks, controls, and resulting findings. Submission duties under FDA […]

Imagine a cloud vendor puts together a strong proposal for a federal contract. Solid pricing, real technical capability, a compliance section stating plainly that the company is FISMA compliant. Everything checks out, except one detail nobody caught before hitting submit. The RFP asked for FedRAMP authorization and not FISMA compliance. Two terms close enough to […]

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) implemented strict cybersecurity requirements for medical device software submissions under section 524B of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic (FD&C) Act. When a manufacturer submits a 510(k) file, FDA eSTAR automated intake scripts immediately evaluate the Software Bill of Materials (SBOM). If the software inventory contains missing data […]

Cyberattacks in 2026 are not limited to exploiting a single software or vulnerability, making red team companies more important than ever. Modern cyberattackers combine identity compromise, cloud misconfigurations, AI-powered attack techniques, phishing, and lateral movement to reach an organisation’s most critical assets. As a result, many businesses are turning to Red Team assessments to validate […]

Two providers can test the same application, charge very different fees, and produce reports that look equally convincing. One may follow tightly controlled methods. The other may rely on little more than a scanner and a polished template. From the outside, the difference is not always obvious. CREST-approved pen testing gives you a way to […]

The major difference between CREST vs CHECK Penetration Testing is that CREST is an international accreditation body that is trusted throughout Europe and beyond. CHECK is a scheme operated by the National Cyber Security Centre, which is available in the UK only for the testing of government and critical infrastructure systems. It depends on your […]

The SBOM process for FDA 510(k) submissions fails more submissions than any other cybersecurity documentation gap. Under Section 524B, FDA’s reviewers do not accept submissions when the documentation is not complete for the Software Bill of Materials. The problem is, 70% of the clinical security-related Refuse to Accept (RTA) decisions are because medical device producers’ […]

Office 365 security management is not a side application that anyone protects as an afterthought. Most organizations use it for finance approvals, HR records, legal communications, and interdepartmental file sharing. Microsoft’s 2025 Digital Defence Report found that more than 97% of identity attacks against Microsoft 365 use password spray techniques rather than sophisticated exploits, and […]