ESKA Security Blog

Cybersecurity is one of those topics every founder knows is important… and still postpones. “Let’s first ship the MVP, then we’ll think about security.” “Let’s close this funding round, then we’ll do a pentest.”

Fintech has rewritten how the world moves money. Mobile banking, instant lending, investment apps, crypto exchanges, and “pay later” products all run on one foundation: software. That software is constantly under attack.

Hearing that a penetration test revealed no vulnerabilities often sounds ideal. A clean report can mean many things, and only some of them point to strong security. This article explains what “nothing found” truly means and how to interpret it correctly.

An effective Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) program is essential for any organization that wants to grow responsibly, maintain customer trust, and stay aligned with evolving regulations. It provides a unified structure for decision-making, risk mitigation, and regulatory adherence — all while supporting business performance and operational resilience.

Cybercriminals no longer chase only large enterprises. They’ve learned that small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) often hold the same valuable data — customer details, financial records, and intellectual property — but lack the advanced defenses of big corporations. For e-commerce stores, healthcare providers, educational platforms, and IT startups, this means one thing: your data and reputation are always at stake.

In the world of compliance and cyber-resilience, two European regulatory frameworks are particularly relevant right now: the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).

A Blue Team is a group of cybersecurity professionals responsible for defensive security operations — the detection, analysis, and response to cyber incidents.

Organizations often invest heavily in firewalls, antivirus tools, and advanced cybersecurity solutions. While these technologies are essential, they overlook one of the most powerful layers of defense: employees.

Businesses rely on a wide network of vendors, contractors, cloud providers, and software suppliers to deliver services faster and remain competitive. While this ecosystem brings efficiency and innovation, it also creates hidden vulnerabilities.

Learn how to protect your online business from cyberattacks with 5 essential steps: penetration testing, software updates, WAF, encryption, and employee training (including phishing simulations).

Phishing is the #1 cyber threat to business. Learn how simulations, AI defenses, and employee awareness protect your company from costly attacks.

Learn how to detect and prevent insider attacks — from malicious employees to negligent mistakes and compromised accounts. Discover real-world examples, insider threat case studies, and how tools like SIEM, UEBA, PAM, and IAM help protect your business with ESKA Security.

Discover the most effective tactics to prevent social engineering attacks. Build awareness, secure systems, and protect your business from cyber threats.

Discover why true cyber resilience requires integrating Red Team (Offensive Security), Blue Team (Defensive Security), and GRC. Learn how their synergy reduces risks, ensures compliance, and transforms cybersecurity into a business enabler.

Discover how startups and SMBs can prepare for a SOC 2 audit on a limited budget. Learn expert tips on gap assessment, affordable tools, vCISO services, penetration testing, and step-by-step compliance planning with ESKA Security.

Discover the challenges, pitfalls, and real business benefits of achieving ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, and DORA compliance. Expert insights from ESKA and an affordable vCISO plan.

Discover the cost of a virtual CISO for your business needs. Learn how a virtual CISO offers strategic security leadership at a fraction of the cost.