One of the biggest threats to corporations is not malware, phishing or even IT based. The biggest threat we are currently seeing is the ramping up of technical attacks that are outside of IT. Many of the incidents we are currently tracking are based on surveillance, infiltration of systems through physical attacks as well as corporate espionage targeting executives and board members. Below we talk about some of the most recent attacks we have observed and give some suggestion

Jigsaw Security announced today an upcoming Technical Surveillance Countermeasures training course that will be open to industry, Government and the security sector. The training will be conducted from January 7th through the 11th, 2019 in Norfolk, Virginia. Read below to find out more about this course, attendance, registration as well as the requirements. This course is also approved by the North Carolina Private Protective Services board for those interested in obtaining t

As more and more cyber security relate attacks occur, many companies and agencies forget that technical attacks that are non IT based are still occurring at an alarming rate. Every year over 6 billion dollars in intellectual property theft occurs in the US against US companies and their trade secrets. In order to continue to provide the highest level of protection for our customers we have determined that we have to expand our technical security capabilities to include newer

Norfolk, Virginia - Jigsaw Security's Technical Surveillance Countermeasures team is warning of a high number of rogue cellular towers. We have been watching with interest and collecting information to show that this is an ongoing problem on US soil. A recent Federal study found signs that surveillance devices that are specifically designed to intercept text messages, calls and other sensitive information such as handset location was confirmed by the US Department of Homeland

Security researchers have been demonstrating how sound and ultrasonic noise can be leveraged to cause physical damage to hard drives. In fact playing ultrasonic sounds through the computers own speaker can cause physical damage and device failures by interfering with the hard drives operation. One of the things we recommend when purchasing computing platforms for highly secured environments is to remove the microphone and PC speaker if present to prevent eavesdropping attacks

In today's world just securing your Cyber infrastructure is not enough. In many cases companies and agencies spend huge amounts of their budgets on protecting network connected resources but there are other areas that need to be evaluated. In early 2018 Jigsaw Security adopted the CDM model (diagram) for protecting networks. This is great except that it lacks in some areas that we feel are very important in protecting your corporate and proprietary information. Annually over

Jigsaw Security has released a new 48 hour TSCM course for certification to US based companies and individuals. The new course will train the student in all aspects of Technical attacks. "With all the focus on cyber security, we thought it would make sense to add in technical attack vectors that often times are being exploited and not detected in the critical infrastructure space" said Kevin Wetzel, CEO of Jigsaw Security. The new course will cover attack vectors such as RF b

Jigsaw Security selects TransUnion and DelvePoint to assist in fraud investigations.