Protecting Against Insider Threats with Early Detection

People often think of outside threats when they think of cybersecurity. These include ransomware gangs, phishing emails, and hackers trying to get past firewalls. But some of the most dangerous risks come from inside the company. They come from inside. Insider threats are especially dangerous because they involve people who already have legal access to […]
Why Vulnerability Disclosure Builds Trust in Security

In cybersecurity, the scariest flaw isn’t the one buried deep in your code. It’s the one you don’t know about. For years, organizations treated security researchers who uncovered these flaws as nuisances or worse, as threats. But the reality is clear: shutting the door on researchers doesn’t make you safer. Listening to them does that. […]
Zero Trust Security—The Future Beyond Firewalls

For years, security felt simple: build a wall, watch the gate, and trust everything inside. That “castle-and-moat” idea worked when apps lived in your data center and your people sat in one office behind the firewall. Today? Not so much. Remote work, SaaS, APIs, and mobile devices have turned the network inside out. The perimeter […]
Why Patient Data Is a Prime Target for Hackers

The healthcare industry has undergone a massive digital shift. With everything from electronic health records (EHRs) and diagnostic systems to billing platforms and remote consultations moving online, it’s no surprise that cyber risks have surged alongside. But it’s not just the shift—it’s what’s at stake. Healthcare doesn’t just store data; it safeguards people’s most private […]
India’s ₹22 Crore Breach Wake-Up Call What It Means for Your Security Strategy

When breach costs hit a record ₹22 crore, it stops being just another industry statistic and starts becoming a boardroom issue. That’s where India stands today, according to The Times of India’s coverage of IBM’s latest global study. The cost of a single breach has never been higher in this market. A 12% jump over […]
How Proactive Threat Hunting Strengthens Security

Most Security Operations Centers (SOCs) operate in a loop of alerts, investigations, and incident reports. This approach is reactive, often exhausting, and easy for modern threat actors to work around. Attackers today don’t kick in the front door. They blend in, stay quiet, and use tactics that signature-based tools simply can’t detect. So, what separates […]
How Supply Chain Attacks Are Breaching Trusted Vendors

When your vendor’s system gets breached, you don’t just lose trust—you lose money, data, and possibly months of operational momentum. We’ve seen it play out too many times. The SolarWinds compromise was just the beginning. Then came Kaseya, dragging MSPs and their clients into ransomware chaos. And the MOVEit file transfer breach? That one hit […]
Protecting the Heart of Financial Future with Protecxo’s Cybersecurity

In today’s interconnected world, banks, credit unions, fintech platforms, and financial institutions stand at the forefront when it comes to the digital revolution. Managing vast troves of sensitive financial information that run the economy and empower individuals. Digitalization has made the work easy by cumulating data and storing it. From transaction histories and investment portfolios to customer identities. Handling piles of sensitive […]
Business Email Compromise (BEC): The Threat Draining Millions

Imagine getting an email from your CEO asking for a quick wire transfer to close a sensitive deal. The tone is urgent, the details sound legit, and the request seems routine. You approve the transaction. Only later do you find out: your CEO never sent that email. That’s Business Email Compromise (BEC), a quiet but […]
MFA: Your Business’s Best Defense Against 2025 Cyber Attacks

Business in 2025 feels like dodging landmines sometimes. Hackers are out there, cooking up new tricks to swipe your data, and let’s be real, passwords alone are about as useful as a paper lock. A 2023 report said 80% of data breaches come from stolen or weak credentials. That’s where Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) swoops in, […]