May is a very exciting month here at Consortium Networks with a slew of birthdays and our new class of interns joining the team throughout the month. To kick off the month, this newsletter covers a wide array o...
There have been discussions about whether or not ransomware activity is on the decline, including by our own experts here at Consortium Networks, spurred by geopolitical activity and law enforcement actions, th...
March 23, 2023 Full Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources Hearing to Examine Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities to the U.S. Energy Infrastructure Witnesses: Mr. Puesh M. Kumar: Director, Office ...
The Cherry Blossoms of DC have come and gone and, somehow, so has the month of March. The month kicked off with the much-anticipated National Cyber Strategy, spurring a flurry of activity in the cyber world. In...
Ransomware attacks on colleges in Tennessee and Louisiana over the past two months have been swift and efficient. At least two colleges in Tennessee and at least five universities in Louisiana were hit with ran...
Supply chain attacks are an effective vector for attackers to get a big bang for their buck. Once a bad actor is in the network of a software or other supply chain organization, it can gain access to a large sw...
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released mandatory regulations aimed at the cybersecurity of U.S. water filtration systems by requiring states to survey the networks governing drinking water filtratio...
The Catalyst Students at six different institutions of higher learning in Louisiana missed days to weeks of class this month because of cyberattacks. At one university, Southeastern University of Louisiana,...
Happy Women’s History Month! Consortium Networks is proud of its Story Behind the Story: Women in Cybersecurity interview series and is thrilled to feature an interview with Theresa Payton, the first fema...
Though the majority of us lament it, we all see that K-12 schools are chronically underfunded. Cleveland School District in the Mississippi Delta kicked off the new school year in August without air conditionin...