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Joshua Ivy
Joshua joined TraceSecurity team with a wealth of experience from 20 years of service in the US Navy, with his last two years spent as an ISSM in Virginia Beach. He currently holds multiple industry certifications, most notably, CompTIA Security+, Pentest+, CySA, and is looking forward to graduating with a Bachelor's in Cybersecurity Technologies by the end of 2024. At TraceSecurity, he primarily focuses on penetration tests, risk assessments, and IT security audits.
NIST CSF 2.0: A Look at the New Improvements and Changes
NIST developed version 2.0 of the Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) to address increased cybersecurity threats and preparedness needs.
Striking a Balance: Cloud and Onsite Storage for Business Continuity
Is cloud storage enough to keep a business up and running when disaster strikes? See what you can do to protect your network from trouble.
XZ Utils CVE: How the Compromise Occurred
XZ Utils, a popular data compression software, was significantly compromised when it contained malicious code, posing a risk of unauthorized system access.
How SOC 2 Reports Reveal Crucial Insights into Vendor Reliability
Understand the key elements of a SOC 2 report and how to interpret them effectively to evaluate vendor reliability.
2024 Information Security Goals: Your Organization’s New Year’s Resolutions
As we enter 2024, we must prioritize cybersecurity initiatives and integrate them into our business strategies.
Ivanti VPN Zero-Day Actively Exploited
Two zero-day vulnerabilities have recently been uncovered in the widely used Ivanti VPN devices, which are actively being exploited.
Ransomware Attacking Hospitals in the US
A recent cyberattack affected hospitals in multiple states, diverting ambulances from emergency rooms in Texas, Oklahoma, New Jersey, and New Mexico.
Defending Against Microsoft 365 Account Takeovers
With Microsoft 365 becoming a mainstream platform, be sure to read this comprehensive guide to strengthening your environment.
Implementing an Effective Patch Management Policy
Implementing a patch management policy in information security has become a necessity rather than an option. There are key things to remember.
NIST CSF 2.0 Draft: Introducing the GOVERN Pillar
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has made significant improvements with the release of the CSF 2.0 draft.