Guide
Ways Hackers Look to Exploit Federal Agencies
Federal agencies are often high targets of attackers to obtain access to your environment, steal data, or leak information.
There are 7 common ways hackers try to get into federal agencies. In this guide you'll get:
Descriptions of each type, a couple of which might surprise you
Real-world examples of why hackers want data in that way
Strategies for...
Guide
Federal Cybersecurity Toolkit
Government Cybersecurity: Establishing Solid Foundations
Federal cybersecurity needs can change quickly based on cyberattackers' increasingly damaging methods. Today’s threat landscape requires agencies to embrace proactive vulnerability management measures, such as penetration testing, Red Teaming, and consistent scans and monitoring. While these evolving security demands can be difficult to...
Guide
9 Ways Cyber Attackers Look to Exploit Government Agencies
While any organization is susceptible to cyberattacks, government agencies — federal, regional, state, and local — can be particularly vulnerable due to the highly sensitive data they have access to in order to carry out their duties. But how exactly are cyber attackers managing to breach these agencies and what can be done in order to prevent such attacks?
In this guide, explore about 9 common...
Blog
How Cyber Weaknesses Lead to Empty Shelves: An Offensive Security View
By Katrina Thompson on Tue, 09/23/2025
Empty grocery shelves can be caused by natural disasters, wars, and trade embargoes, as we’ve seen in recent years. But they can also be the result of successful cyberattacks, which could be more preventable than the other three agents of chaos.
Whether a company sells computer chips or potato chips, if the logistics of production, distribution, or sale are disrupted, shelves will remain empty...