Dealmaking in cybersecurity has jumped in recent months, likely an effect of remote working trends and heightened cybersecurity awareness from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

A deepfake video of Volodymyr Zelenskyy was circulated on social media in March, during the chaos of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The video shows Zelenskyy surrendering and telling his soldiers to lay down their arms. The video which is about a minute long is actually considered very crude for a deepfake.

In today’s ever-evolving threat environment, offensive security is absolutely critical for helping organizations find cracks in their defenses before the bad guys do. By engaging in offensive security activities, security teams can generate more contextualized metrics of vulnerabilities to present to stakeholders.

Have you been reading about cybersecurity, but always wondered how hacks actually work? The best way to really understand something is to do it yourself. That’s why this blog will take you through two live hacks that you can do right now!