Homepage
Open in app
Sign in
Get started
Savage Security Blog
Savage Security Blog — Offering research, insight and recommendations for meaningful changes you can make in your security program.
Newsletters
Market Research
Current Events
Savage Security Website
Follow
Latest
What is your product and what does it do?
What is your product and what does it do?
Lessons I learned trying to make the most of vendor briefings
Adrian Sanabria
Dec 23, 2017
What’s the dominant professional network in your country?
What’s the dominant professional network in your country?
LinkedIn isn’t always the dominant social network for professionals… but what takes its place in those locations?
Adrian Sanabria
Dec 10, 2017
Who Watches the Watchmen?
Who Watches the Watchmen?
In the health care industry, those practicing in the field must take the Hippocratic oath and swear to uphold specific ethical standards…
Kyle Bubp
Dec 4, 2017
Using DNS to Clean Your Pipes
Using DNS to Clean Your Pipes
I really despise ads, they completely ruin my browsing experience. Auto-playing videos, popup and overlay ads, and Forbes begging me to buy…
Kyle Bubp
Dec 3, 2017
Six Gone, Moving on Eight
Six Gone, Moving on Eight
25 or 6 to 4?
Kyle Bubp
Nov 26, 2017
Worried someone is accessing your Gmail account?
Worried someone is accessing your Gmail account?
Here’s 4 things you can check and 1 thing you can’t
Adrian Sanabria
Nov 26, 2017
Savage Security October 2017 Newsletter
Savage Security October 2017 Newsletter
Savage Deeds
Kyle Bubp
Nov 15, 2017
Medigate takes a surgical approach to protecting medical devices from cyberattacks
Medigate takes a surgical approach to protecting medical devices from cyberattacks
A Savage Security Market Report
Adrian Sanabria
Nov 14, 2017
Bad Rabbit, Good Practice
We’ve been getting our heads around this latest malware — third in a series that have several things in common:
Adrian Sanabria
Oct 30, 2017
My scariest moment in security
Written for Tripwire’s “scariest moment in security” Halloween series — read it here!
Adrian Sanabria
Oct 30, 2017
Savage Security September 2017 Newsletter
Savage Security September 2017 Newsletter
Firing on all cylinders with no end in sight.
Kyle Bubp
Sep 30, 2017
Scammer, Meet Hacker: Part 3
Scammer, Meet Hacker: Part 3
Posing as a target in a job scam to see how deep the rabbit hole goes…
Kyle Bubp
Sep 28, 2017
Violet: Threatcare’s virtual assistant for security tasks
Violet: Threatcare’s virtual assistant for security tasks
A Savage Security Market Report
Adrian Sanabria
Sep 27, 2017
Scammer, Meet Hacker: Part 2
Scammer, Meet Hacker: Part 2
Posing as a target in a job scam to see how deep the rabbit hole goes…
Kyle Bubp
Sep 12, 2017
Equifax breached, no eyebrows raised
Equifax breached, no eyebrows raised
Yet another breach from yet another organization that could and should have done better.
Adrian Sanabria
Sep 8, 2017
Scammer, Meet Hacker: Part 1
Scammer, Meet Hacker: Part 1
Posing as a target in an employment scam to see how deep the rabbit hole goes…
Kyle Bubp
Sep 7, 2017
Startup Axonius steps in to help enterprises (re)tackle the basics
Startup Axonius steps in to help enterprises (re)tackle the basics
A Savage Security Market Report
Adrian Sanabria
Sep 6, 2017
A Morning with Nothing Too Fancy
A Morning with Nothing Too Fancy
As with any company, eventually, you’re gonna need some swag. You know, the “Stuff We All Get” at conferences. However, here at Savage, we…
Kyle Bubp
Aug 31, 2017
Savage Security August 2017 Newsletter
Savage Security August 2017 Newsletter
A month of adventures
Kyle Bubp
Aug 29, 2017
Words have meanings
Words have meanings
Once again, accusations and hyperbole touch on important issues… and ultimately serve as a distraction
Adrian Sanabria
Aug 9, 2017
July 2017 Newsletter
July 2017 Newsletter
Ransomware Prevention and NemucodAES Analysis
Kyle Bubp
Jul 18, 2017
PetyaWrap is Wannacry with a Honey Badger Upgrade
We’ve partnered with MISTI to published this piece about PetyaWrap. One of the biggest myths we’re seeing is that it will only infect…
Adrian Sanabria
Jun 28, 2017
Windows 10 Nope Leak
Windows 10 Nope Leak
Microsoft recently experienced a serious loss of nope. Nope was leaked on the Internet, and we’re all going to get hacked as a result. The…
Adrian Sanabria
Jun 25, 2017
June 2017 Newsletter
June 2017 Newsletter
In this issue, we research ransomware, ponder Microsoft patch mysteries and eat paella in Puerto Rico!
Adrian Sanabria
Jun 19, 2017
Securing Your AWS Infrastructure Using Prowler
Securing Your AWS Infrastructure Using Prowler
Because sometimes clouds are grey.
Kyle Bubp
Jun 9, 2017
About Savage Security Blog
Latest Stories
Archive
About Medium
Terms
Privacy
Teams