ProCircular published Alexis Diediker's article titled The Attacked Is Already Logged In, which examines how compromised accounts and MFA prompts can lead to security breaches.
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The easiest way into an environment today isn't a vulnerability. It's through a valid login. Identity has become the primary attack surface -- malware-free activity has…
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ProCircular
Cybersecurity for a changing world. Built on privacy, security, and trust.
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- Coralville, US
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- 11–50 employees
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ProCircular is about relationships and trust. Our experts provide practical recommendations to proactively manage risk, meet regulatory commitments, and address the latest cyber threats. People are central to our philosophy, and quality is the cornerstone. We build trust by being approachable, realistic, and unbiased. Each client’s unique goals guide our work, and every project produces a tangible result and a clear roadmap. We’re passionate about cybersecurity, serious about quality, and built around people.
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ProCircular client experienced an incident where a retest was needed to confirm a fix held after a team answered the call across teams including GRC, Offensive Cyber Ops, Defensive Cyber Ops, and Incident Response.
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