May 31

Hit by a ransomware, what’s next?

Just had the incredible opportunity to do a session on stage at VeeamON 2023 in Miami and introduce Monaco Cyber! Still pretty cool to see a full house! We shared what happens during a ransomware attack and our best practices to react faster with efficiency. By sharing our combined experiences in France and Monaco, and the tips we’ve learned along the way, our hope to help you avoid these kind of cyberattacks from happening to you and your company and if they do, what you can do to quickly recover. Grateful for the chance and filled with a sense of accomplishment! Big thanks to Rick Vanover, Nikola Pejková, Madalina Cristil and Julia Furst Morgado for the great opportunity and thanks to my mates Julien Mousqueton and Eric Machabert for the great performance!

 

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May 30

Cybersecurity and Data in F1

F1 is as much about speed as it is about technology. Approximately 100-300 sensors on a F1 car. F1 technology has supercharged the world, the car is like a “computer”. F1 is dictated by information technology nowadays. Without computer data, there is no success in F1.

 

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Mar 31

World Backup Day – VeeamON 2023

What a great World Backup Day we had this Friday! No better day to kick off the run-up to VeeamON 2023 at the end of May in Miami. The event is for Data Recovery Experts! The agenda is available at www.veeamon.com. If you’re not registered yet, feel free to let me know, I’ll get you a discount code and we’ll see each other there together.

 

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Mar 08

High Veeam Backup & Replication Vulnerability – CVE-2023-27532

Today, Veeam has released patches for Veeam Backup & Replication v11 and v12. A critical vulnerability (CVSSv3 7.5 – CVE-2023-27532) has been fixed and you should apply the patch as soon as possible. Unauthorized users may be able to request encrypted credentials from the Veeam Backup service, and therefore get access to the backup infrastructure. The KB article has just been published: KB4424.

 

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Mar 07

Critical FortiOS and FortiProxy Vulnerability – FG-IR-23-001

Critical FortiOS and FortiProxy Vulnerability – FG-IR-23-001: Fortinet has just announced a critical vulnerability in all versions. A buffer underwrite (‘buffer underflow’) vulnerability in FortiOS & FortiProxy administrative interface may allow a remote unauthenticated attacker to execute arbitrary code on the device and/or perform a DoS on the GUI, via specifically crafted requests. The impact would be direct access to the administration interface.

 

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