In the last blog we explored why Network Detection and Response (NDR) has become essential for IT managers — especially those operating with blind spots across internal traffic and unmanaged systems. But with NDR gaining traction, the number of solutions claiming to offer it has grown quickly. So how do you separate substance from hype?…
Modern IT managers face a sobering reality: even well-resourced environments are routinely compromised. Despite a stack of endpoint agents, perimeter firewalls, and SIEM dashboards, attackers are still slipping through the cracks. Why? Because most tools focus on what’s outside or on the endpoint — not what happens within the network. This is where Network Detection…
Third-party security risks refer to the threats and vulnerabilities introduced to an organisation’s IT environment via external partners – such as vendors, suppliers, service providers, or contractors. This reliance can expand the attack surface beyond the organisation’s direct control. A breach in one of your suppliers or service providers can quickly become your breach. In…
When it comes to cybersecurity, preparation isn’t just an advantage; it’s essential. At Syscomm, with our extensive experience of assisting over 200 organisations recover from ransomware attacks, we have seen firsthand the catastrophic consequences when businesses are not adequately prepared. Our experience has shown repeatedly that despite having some security mechanisms in place, many organisations…
As we’ve explored in this blog series, Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers remarkable capabilities in enhancing cybersecurity, but it also significantly escalates the complexity and potency of cyber threats. Successfully navigating this dual reality demands robust, proactive, and strategic approaches. Organisations must harness AI effectively to fortify their defences while implementing rigorous controls to mitigate the…
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) advances, a new era of autonomous cyber threats emerges. The ability for malware to learn, adapt, and evolve independently represents a significant escalation in the cybersecurity arms race. Organisations must understand these emerging threats to adequately prepare and defend their digital environments against highly intelligent and adaptive cyber-attacks. The Evolution of…
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes deeply embedded in cybersecurity, its dependency on vast amounts of data presents a significant point of vulnerability. One of the most concerning threats emerging from this dependency is data poisoning and model manipulation. These techniques allow attackers to subtly, yet effectively, compromise AI systems, turning protective measures into potential risks…
As organisations globally embrace artificial intelligence (AI) to strengthen cybersecurity, adversaries are equally quick to exploit these technologies to launch increasingly sophisticated cyber-attacks. The powerful capabilities of AI have become accessible to both security teams and cybercriminals alike, transforming the threat landscape. Understanding how attackers utilise AI is critical for organisations aiming to stay ahead…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly transformed the cybersecurity landscape, becoming an indispensable tool in the fight against cybercrime. As threats become increasingly sophisticated, traditional security measures often fall short, leaving organisations vulnerable to advanced attacks. AI offers a revolutionary solution, enhancing the speed, accuracy, and effectiveness of security systems. However, AI’s power is not only…
As we conclude our ‘Mind the Gap’ series, it’s time to tie together all the threads we’ve explored—awareness, misconfigurations, third-party risks, integration challenges, and infrastructure design. A recurring theme has been that security is not simply a product or a point solution; it’s an ongoing process requiring alignment across people, processes, and technology. Demarcation Lines…