No organization is too small to be targeted. All an attacker needs is one entry point to find a way into something bigger. So how can small businesses use a penetration test strategically to fit their limited budget?

In July’s edition of Storyfier Release Notes, we present the newest feature available for our Code Scanner customers, more customization options on Storyfier, and our new blog interface.

With Third Party APIs being a core part of innovation today, how can modern organisations stay ahead of attackers?

Four of the Top Five Sources of Cyber Attacks Globally, List Hong Kong Among their Top Targets HK’s Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) reports security-related incidents jumped 55% from 2017 to 2018. Still fresh in the minds of many locals, where 9.4 million passengers' Personal Identifiable Information (names, nationalities, dates of birth, identity card numbers and historical travel details) were

With the advent of digitization in the business world, companies will undoubtedly be a victim of a cyber attack at some point in their lifespan. Often than not, loopholes and gaps in weak cyber security networks allow perpetrators to extract sensitive or proprietary data for various malicious endeavors. Furthermore, a cyber attack can have rippling effects leading to more, albeit

Source code vulnerabilities are hugely critical for both dev shops and exchanges as the value stored in contract state is continually at risk of newly discovered vulnerabilities. It’s easy to start scanning your contracts today by registering on Horangi platform. Horangi Cyber Security has completed the integration of an automated Solidity audit scanner on our Storyfier platform. Organizations can sign

One of the most fascinating aspects of the financial services industry is the clash between traditional practice and modern technology. As clients increasingly demand convenience and connectivity, innovation has become a significant driver of competitive advantage and a key battleground in the financial services industry. A 2016 McKinsey report describes the rise of digital innovators as a “significant threat to

Cyber security has often been regarded as a technical career, given its predecessor origin of Information Technology (IT) Security and relevance to computers. With our growing dependence on technology, the cyber security sector is hard-pressed to be agile and adaptive to address increasingly sophisticated threats ranging from tech-savvy criminals to nation-state hackers. This hard-press for more solutions has revealed that

Cybersecurity attacks are becoming increasingly common. From individuals, small to large organizations, government, and private sectors, no one is immune. Even with a network scanner and proper cyber hygiene practices in place, the worst case scenario can happen. Needless to say, losses can come in the form of damaged systems, client remuneration and far worse, a damaged reputation as well

As digital business models become the norm, enterprises are exponentially generating more data than ever before. As a result, data is the new gold. However, digitization comes with the added risks of cyber threats which potentially could harm the integrity of businesses. On 15th August, Horangi's very own Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Paul Hadjy had an interview with Money