Cybersecurity Blog
Welcome to the Cybersecurity Blog by D3C Consulting. The place is an attempt to make business owners and IT managers aware of cyber threats. D3C Consulting always wants a safe cyberspace where entrepreneurs can enjoy their entrepreneurial journey without worrying much about cyber threats, data breaches, identity issues, and cyber law compliance.
Keep the Blog to remain vigilant about cybersecurity because we know you care for it!
Every internet-connected application is a potential entry point for attackers. In 2024 alone, exploitation of public-facing applications was one of the top initial access techniques used in real-world...
Hackers no longer need to crack your password. With MFA fatigue attacks — also called push bombing or MFA prompt bombing — they just spam your team until someone accidentally approves access. This...
Zero Trust Architecture is redefining modern cybersecurity by eliminating implicit trust and enforcing strict identity-based access controls. In this complete IAM implementation guide, learn how to...
AI agents now hold the keys to your kingdom, they authenticate users, manage access tokens, approve workflows, and interface with your most sensitive identity infrastructure. But a new class of attack...
AI transformation is, at its core, a governance problem.
Every AI deployment opens a new data exposure window, and without a structured AI governance framework, your organisation cannot see it...
North Korea's Lazarus Group executed the largest cryptocurrency theft in history on February 21, 2025 — not by breaking Bybit's own defences, but by compromising a third-party wallet platform its...
Your firewall is strong. Your endpoints are hardened. Your team is vigilant. But none of that matters if your vendors aren't.
Supply chain attacks have become the fastest-growing threat vector in...
Why You Should Never Ignore the Latest FBI Warning on Malicious Texts In early 2026, mobile security has reached a critical tipping point. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and CISA have...
The average cost of a data breach in 2024 reached $4.88 million — the highest on record. Yet most organisations are still operating without a dedicated data loss protection strategy.
From credit card...