Cyber security is a top priority for all countries in today's interconnected world. Strong international Cyber security rules are more important than ever because of the frequency and sophistication of cyber threats. The current state of international Cyber security regulations, however, is fraught with difficulties.

Like every other invention, cyber security was born out of the necessity to protect. You might ask, protect what? Well, the newly blooming world of the internet. In this blog, we will track down the origin and development of modern-day cyber security practices.

You must have heard of the infamous Marriott International cyber breach? This was not the first attack that hit the hospitality industry, and it was not going to be the last. Since then, the hospitality sector across the globe has become aware of the impending danger that cyber threats pose to them.

The bling attracts the most attention, and the finance sector is the biggest bling for cyber threat actors. That is the reason why the global finance industry has been on the receiving end of the most evasive and destructive cyber attacks in history.

Every field has its fair share of misconceptions attached to it. Cyber security has many such myths that have found a place in the industry. While most of them sound absurd to personnel working in this industry, for an outsider, they might all seem true.

Do you know when the first cyber attack was launched? Well, you will now! Although most security portals disagree on which one to declare the first, of course, the 1988 "Moriss Worm" is what most view as the first major attack.

If you are new to the world of cyber security and don’t know what it means, you might want to change that and fast. Cyber is the future, and the sooner you get acclimated to it, the better it is for everyone.

On internal security assessments, in order to lay the initial ground for the assessment, the primary objective is to identify and gain access to the internal network vis-à-vis establish initial foothold in the network.