At RSM, one of our goals is to help guide the client into choosing the right test for them. This isn’t always as simple as it sounds, as it takes into consideration factors such as goals or size of the network. One of the most common questions we ... READ MORE
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AI Used in Scams: Faked Kidnapping
A mother of a 15-year-old girl, Jennifer DeStefano, received a disturbing phone call on January 20th, 2023, while taking her younger daughter, Aubrey, 13, to a dance rehearsal in Scottsdale Arizona. The call's caller ID showed an “Unknown number”, ... READ MORE
The Monarchy Lives On – BECs are alive and well
For decades, fraudsters have attempted to separate people from their hard-earned money by purporting to be an exiled member of a royal family. Historically, this was done via phone calls and written letters to potential victims. Throughout the years, ... READ MORE
Back to Basics: Phishing
Anyone with an email address has likely received suspicious messages in their inbox from time to time. These messages usually come from unfamiliar senders and try to get the recipient to perform some kind of action, like clicking a link or providing ... READ MORE
What Makes a Strong Password?
In today’s Security Essentials post, we’ll be discussing one of the most fundamental elements of security that every organization could stand to improve upon to strengthen their overall security posture. Of course, we’re talking about passwords and ... READ MORE
Intel Insights – USB Flash Drive Bombs Observed in Ecuador
RSM Defense Intelligence has observed some claims and reports of a Universal Serial Bus (USB) thumb drive or commonly called flash drive being used as single detonation bombs. One such example was in Ecuador. The device was mailed to a journalist and ... READ MORE