Know Every Way Back In
Reducing risk when users lose devices, passwords, and authenticators or… “When Plan B Becomes Plan Breach” Account recovery is necessary. People forget passwords, lose phones, replace devices, or otherwise lose every authenticator they have. But every legitimate way back into an account is another path an attacker can try to use. In May 2026, Microsoft […]
Does Your MFA Make The Cut?
CISA drew a line. . . Where does your MFA land? Having MFA isn’t the same as being phishing resistant. SMS codes, authenticator-app codes, and push notifications can be phished. That’s why CISA draws a clear line between the MFA that stops phishing and the MFA that doesn’t. This article will cover various forms of […]
EDR Testing: Turning Promises into Proof
Why deploying EDR is only the beginning . . . Installing an EDR system doesn’t automatically guarantee protection. It may show a healthy status on its dashboard, but that doesn’t prove it will stop an attacker when it counts. The reality is simple: why invest in EDR unless it prevents threats? How can you know […]
EDR, MDR, XDR: What’s the Diff?
In his latest article, infotex DSA Breyson Hendren breaks down the differences between EDR/MDR/XDR. Check it out!
The Importance of Updating Software
A simple task that is easily overlooked. The first article by one of our newest DSAs. Regularly updating software is the frontline defense against the rapidly changing tactics of cybercriminals. It seems like every day a new vulnerability emerges, creating new entry points for attackers. One of the most effective ways to guard against these […]