Response to Critical Vulnerabilities Discovered by the NSA
New Exchange vulnerabilities were recently discovered by the National Security Agency. Omega Systems is taking proactive steps to address these threats.
What to Expect when Renewing Your Professional Liability Insurance
Businesses and organizations, especially those that provide client [...]
How Omega Systems Stayed in Front of the HAFNIUM 0-Day Exploits
Omega Systems is eager to share critical security information [...]
Microsoft mitigation could cause domain communication failure.
Microsoft mitigation could cause domain communication failure if appropriate action is not taken before Feb 9, 2021.
Case Study | Omega Systems’ Smart Secure Safeguards Mobile Bank Units
Learn how Omega Systems' managed cybersecurity solution safeguarded a [...]
Treasury Dept. Warns Businesses Against Paying Ransom
On Thursday, October 1st the Department of the Treasury in Washington, DC issued a public advisory on “Potential Sanctions Risks for Facilitating Ransomware Payments,” in response to the onslaught of COVID-19 themed ransomware attacks.
Major Healthcare System Hit With Potentially The Largest Cyberattack in U.S. History
Many key news outlets reported a major hospital system, Universal Health Services Inc. (based in King of Prussia, PA), was hit with a major ransomware cyberattack over the past weekend.
SigRed DNS Vulnerability Alert & Response
Earlier this week, Omega Systems was alerted of SigRed (CVE-2020-1350), a CRITICAL SEVERITY ‘Wormable’ Remote code execution vulnerability that impacts Windows DNS.
Omega Systems UPDATED COVID-19 Service Plan (4/27-5/1)
Omega Systems regularly reviews orders issued by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania regarding COVID-19 and conducts business accordingly. Our plan for April 27th – May 1st is to continue to provide the service you know and expect with full staff contributions.
Omega Systems UPDATED COVID-19 Service Plan (4/20-4/24)
Omega Systems continues to monitor the status of COVID-19 and orders issued by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. On April 15th the PA Department of Health issued new orders for Pennsylvania business and residents to reduce the rapid spread of COVID-19 from person to person in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.