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UNCOMN Launches Free, Open-Sourced Ransomware Protection Software

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Project Cheyenne combines advanced security features and ease of use to provide unparalleled protection for enterprise and personal customers October 28, 2021 (ST. LOUIS) — UNCOMN, one of the leading technology consultancies in the U.S. and 10-year partner to the U.S. Department of Defense, today announced the launch of Project Cheyenne, its free, open-sourced protection software for partners and users of Amazon Web […]

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The Adaptive Security Answer to the “Supply Chain Problem”

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This article is Part 1 of a 2 Part Supply Chain Cyber Series. Part 2 will be posted to uncomn.com/news in August.   Recent accounts of supply chain attacks have derailed our faith in the trust relationships that built the digital infrastructure surrounding every plane of our existence. The Kaseya Ransomware attack that caught thousands

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Third Malware Strain Discovered Related to the SolarWinds Supply Chain Attack

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UNCOMN is actively monitoring the SolarWinds breach and providing updates as they are made public. Visit uncomn.com/solarwinds for our previous updates.   As weeks continue to advance since the Federal Government announced the massive breach utilizing software from SolarWinds, new information about the cause of the breach continues to develop. The hack stemmed from Malware injected into government networks from a network

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Updates on the SolarWinds Breach: What We Know and How You Can Protect Your Business

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It has been several weeks since the Federal Government announced the massive breach utilizing software from SolarWinds. The hack stemmed from malware injected into government networks from a network and performance monitoring software.  Soon thereafter, SolarWinds itself announced that up to 18,000 customers of its software platform had been impacted by software patches that were

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