Critical Path Security Proudly Announces Participation at RTUG 2024

We are thrilled to announce that Patrick Kelley, a leading expert in cybersecurity, will be a key speaker at the upcoming Retirement Technology User Group (RTUG) annual meeting. This prestigious event is dedicated to exploring technology solutions in the realm of Relius recordkeeping, and we're excited to contribute to these important discussions. As a proud sponsor of the RTUG 2024 event, Critical Path Security reaffirms its commitment to advancing technological solutions in the retirement sector. The meetup is scheduled to take place at the Luxor Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, NV. Attendees can look forward to a blend of networking, insightful discussions, and learning opportunities. The event kicks off with a welcome reception on Wednesday evening, followed by a full day of conferences on Thursday. The agenda is packed with engaging sessions and will culminate in a dinner. The conference concludes with a half-day session on Friday. This structure…

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Erin Wagner takes the lead of our Threat Intelligence initiatives!

Canton, GA - Critical Path Security, a leading provider of cybersecurity solutions, is thrilled to announce a significant step forward in its mission to enhance cyber threat intelligence. Erin Wagner is the new director of our Threat Intelligence Feeds hosted on GitHub. Erin, a seasoned cybersecurity expert, who continually brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to our team. Her expertise in threat analysis, data security, and intelligence gathering makes her an ideal leader for this critical initiative. As the founder and original creator of Critical Path Security, I am particularly excited about this development. Erin's vision for the Threat Intelligence Feeds aligns perfectly with our core mission of providing proactive and comprehensive security solutions. A Message from Patrick Kelley: "It's an incredibly exciting time for Critical Path Security. When I started this journey, my goal was to create a platform that not only addressed immediate cyber threats…

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Critical Path Security Opens New Office in Montgomery, Alabama!

Critical Path Security Expands with New Office in Montgomery, Alabama Critical Path Security, a leader in innovative cybersecurity solutions, is excited to announce the opening of our new office in Montgomery, Alabama. This expansion represents a significant step in our mission to provide unparalleled security services and build strong, collaborative relationships in the region. Deepening Partnerships in Alabama The establishment of our Montgomery office is a testament to our commitment to the Alabama Rural Electric Association of Cooperatives, Alabama EMCs, local governments, and utility providers. Our goal is to strengthen these partnerships, ensuring a secure and resilient digital infrastructure across Alabama. Our Vision for Montgomery Our presence in Montgomery is more than just an expansion of our physical footprint; it's an opportunity to be an integral part of the community. We are dedicated to bringing our expertise in cybersecurity to the forefront of Alabama's technological advancement. By fostering local talent…

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The Risks of DCE/RPC Service Enumeration

The Distributed Computing Environment / Remote Procedure Calls (DCE/RPC) protocol was established as a method to allow distributed software to be run as if it was all working on the same system. One of the functions of DCE/RPC is service enumeration, or the ability of a client system to get information about all the services running on a server. As with most useful network tools, this ability to enumerate services on a server can provide tons of information about a server and its services to an attacker if proper restrictions are not put in place. The biggest risk of allowing DCE/RPC is information leakage. An attacker querying systems using DCE/RPC can gain vital information about the services running on the servers. This can provide the attacker with knowledge of potentially vulnerable services that can be exploited in a variety of ways. This trove of information greatly increases the attack surface…

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