Press Releases
Sealing Technologies Inc. Welcomes Quark Security Inc. & Their Cyber Security Experts
COLUMBIA, MD – Sealing Technologies Inc. (“SealingTech”) has officiated the acquisition of Quark Security Inc. (“Quark”), as of Friday, December 6th, 2019. SealingTech and Quark will be working to unify their expertise and development practices with their engineering, integration, sales, and business management teams through the merging of networks, financial systems, and contracts. As leading…
Read more
Small Cybersecurity Business, Sealing Technologies, Inc., Urges Community Organizations to Donate
COLUMBIA, Md., May 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Sealing Technologies, Inc. (SealingTech) urges local Howard County organizations to donate and provide relief to the most vulnerable residents of the Howard County community. Your browser does not support the video tag. Director of the HoCo Food Bank, Paul McElderry, states that a significant increase of locals in…
Read moreLatest News and Research
Swipe right…into your next job
Maybe it’s my recent re-introduction into singledom, or maybe it’s because today is Valentine’s Day, but I can’t help but notice the similarities between dating and looking for a job. I’ve introduced my best friends to their now spouses and I spend my work-day matching the right people with the right positions. Recruiters are born…
Read moreInterning at SealingTech: Two Insiders’ Tales
SealingTech’s Internship Program takes place over the course of 11 weeks from May to August. This past year, two talented computer engineers were selected to participate in the summer 2017 program and became a part of SealingTech’s legacy. Here are their tales: The Project SealingTech’s 2017 Summer Internship Program, was designed around an internal R&D…
Read moreAdventures in Suricata (Part 1): Low Cost Intrusion Detection System
Welcome to the Adventures in Suricata series! Over the past couple months I have been exploring Suricata, an open source Intrusion Detection System (IDS), by standing it up in my virtualized ESXi server at home. By sharing my own experiences with you, I hope to overcome the misconception that IDS is only viable for large…
Read moreSealingTech CTF Walkthrough
This weekend, SealingTech ran a Capture-The-Flag event at BSidesCharm for 30 people. This event challenged members of the local InfoSec community to identify and exploit the vulnerabilities of a running system in our RackSpace cloud. The SealingTech CTF was a very exciting event for us to set up and observe people participating in. We had a lot of participants…
Read moreUnderstanding PCI DSS and the Importance of Compliance
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) was originally established in 2004 as a standardization of security practices for any organization that handles or uses payment collection via credit cards. This standardization is required by all major credit card carriers and is regulated by the Payment Card Security Standards Council (PCI SSC). This…
Read moreDEF CON 23: Humans, The Wall of Sheep, and The Number 23
The scene of DEF CON on August 6th, 2015 at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas around 6:00am, was filled with an array of hackers and industry professionals alike. What may seem as an unlikely combination, in fact seamlessly combined into a strangely ordered, yet chaotic scene. Hundreds of individuals eagerly waited a few hours…
Read moreDefensive Cyber Operations: Ground Zeroes
In an era plagued by thieves, criminals, and script kiddies, the need for securing information has increased exponentially. The market is teeming with products that are advertised to adequately secure your systems, data stores, sensitive information, etc. independently or in tandem with a bevy of other products. In the modern business world, global, interconnected networks…
Read moreAFCEA Defensive Cyber Operations Symposium: Bringing Light to DoD Missions?
The AFCEA Defensive Cyber Operations Symposium proved to be a successful event for another year in a row. Having been rescheduled due to the Baltimore political climate in May, the event took place over three days from June 16-18 at the Convention Center in the heart of the city with an exceptional turn-out. The location,…
Read moreHost Based Risk Scoring (Part 2): Calculating the Vulnerability Level of a System
This is Part 2 of a three part series. If you haven’t checked out Part 1, check out the post at Host Based Risk Scoring (Part 1). Please note that information in these articles are taken from my personal ideas and experience. I’d love to hear your comments and thoughts on these concepts. Feel free…
Read more- « Previous
- 1
- 2
- 3
- Next »
