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November 9, 2026

Every Penetration Test Now Includes a Year of OrbitalCyber

Starting in November 2026, every Sage ISG penetration test includes one year of OrbitalCyber Starter, so you can retest fixes as you go and keep finding new vulnerabilities after the engagement ends.
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November 9, 2026

Breach Lookups vs. Infostealer Monitoring: Why Staying Current Matters

Breach database lookups tell you about old leaks from someone else's website. FathomWatch watches infostealer logs, dark web pages and social media so you hear about stolen credentials while they're still fresh.
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November 2, 2026

All Your Vulnerabilities in One Place

OrbitalCyber's goal is simple: bring vulnerabilities from your endpoints, cloud accounts, networks, container images and code repositories into one place, so you can fix what matters first.
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October 30, 2026

Can You Actually Restore Your Servers?

Backups often fail at the moment you need them. Here's why, what a recoverable backup looks like, and how BackupMunk Enterprise keeps your servers and Docker applications restorable.
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October 24, 2026

Does Your Website Need a Web Application Firewall?

A network firewall lets web attacks straight through. Here's what a web application firewall stops, why PCI DSS 4.0 requires one, and how NullWard's free tier covers most organizations.
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February 16, 2026

How to Securely Handle Passwords on the Linux Command Line

Stop leaving credentials in your shell history. Here’s a simple, reliable workflow to keep passwords out of logs and history files for good.
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February 12, 2026

Russia’s Telegram Ban Sends Shockwaves Through Darkweb Marketplaces

Over the past week, Sage Infrastructure Solutions Group has observed an 80–90% decline in infostealer logs being advertised across Russian-language Telegram marketplaces — a direct result of the Russian government’s decision to block Telegram and WhatsApp nationwide. As Russia is
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July 5, 2022

Introducing OrbitalCyber

OrbitalCyber allows customers to deploy vulnerability scanners to internal networks and cloud environments quickly.
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March 8, 2022

Building an Open Source Secure Web Gateway

This tutorial will walk you through the creation of an open source secure web gateway using e2guardian, clamav, and debian 9 stretch.
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March 19, 2019

Third-party IT Risk Exposed

As an ISACA and ISC2 certified Cyber Security specialist, I am often asked by customers for advice on how to properly manage risks.
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