Velox Systems

Got plans next Tuesday? Charcuterie, networking, and cybersecurity knowledge? Yes please! On March 11th from 2-4:30pm at 10 Barrel Eastside, we will be presenting on the human aspect of cybersecurity and social engineering. Join us for networking, an educational session, and key takeaways for cybersecurity in 2025. Click the link in the comments or scan the QR code to get signed up!

Our cybersecurity workshop is fast approaching! On March 11th from 2-4:30pm at 10 Barrel Eastside, we will be presenting on the human aspect of cybersecurity and social engineering. Join us for networking, an educational session, and key takeaways for cybersecurity in 2025. Click the below link in the comments or scan the QR code to get signed up!

If you haven't signed up yet, don't miss out on our 2025 workshop! On March 11th from 2-4:30pm at 10 Barrel Eastside, we will be presenting on the human aspect of cybersecurity and social engineering. Join us for networking, an educational session, and key takeaways for cybersecurity in 2025. Click the below link in the comments or scan the QR code to get signed up!

With only several weeks to go, we are getting very excited about our 2025 Cybersecurity Workshop! The topic we'll be discussing is the human element of cybersecurity and social engineering. Join us on Tuesday, March 11th, at 10 Barrel Brewing Eastside for this engaging workshop. Learn how to identify and defend against social engineering tactics, ask questions of industry leaders, and network with peers will bolstering your organization from these dynamic and intricate attacks. Scan the QR code or click this link in the comments to sign up and see you there!

Our cybersecurity workshop is fast approaching! Education, drinks, and charcuterie?! Yes please! When we think of cybersecurity, we often picture brute-force attacks from external hackers. But have you considered how malicious actors might manipulate you—the human element of your organization—into actions that could jeopardize its security? Join us on Tuesday, March 11th, at 10 Barrel Brewing Eastside for an engaging workshop hosted by Velox Systems. Learn how to identify and defend against social engineering tactics, ask questions of industry leaders, and network with peers will bolstering your organization from these dynamic and intricate attacks. Scan the QR code below or click the link in the comments to sign up!

When we think of cybersecurity, we often picture brute-force attacks from external hackers. But have you considered how malicious actors might manipulate you—the human element of your organization—into actions that could jeopardize its security? Join us on Tuesday, March 11th, at 10 Barrel Brewing Eastside for an engaging workshop hosted by Velox Systems. Learn how to identify and defend against social engineering tactics, ask questions of industry leaders, and network with peers will bolstering your organization from these dynamic and intricate attacks. Scan the QR code below or click the link in the comments to sign up!

When we think of cybersecurity, we often picture brute-force attacks from external hackers. But have you considered how malicious actors might manipulate you—the human element of your organization—into actions that could jeopardize its security? Join us on Tuesday, March 11th, at 10 Barrel Brewing Eastside for an engaging workshop hosted by Velox Systems. Learn how to identify and defend against social engineering tactics, ask questions of industry leaders, and network with peers will bolstering your organization from these dynamic and intricate attacks.

In today's Monday Malware blog, we discuss how municipalities are vulnerable through exploitation of their management tools: CISA Warns of Active Exploitation of Trimble Cityworks Vulnerability. The organization has issued an urgent warning regarding an exploited security flaw in Trimble Cityworks. Cityworks is designed to assist local governments and utility agencies in a multitude of areas. These include management of capital assets, workflows, communication, licensing, and permits. The cloud-based platform enables users to record infrastructure data in a geodatabase. Then, cities can also track historical work, assess associated costs, and schedule preventative maintenance. The Danger of the Vulnerability The vulnerability in question potentially allows attackers to execute remote code on a customer’s Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) web server. "This could allow an authenticated user to perform a remote code execution attack," CISA stated. Despite Trimble releasing security patches on January 29, 2025, CISA has confirmed that attackers are actively exploiting the flaw in real-world scenarios. The company has acknowledged unauthorized attempts to access certain customers' Cityworks deployments. However, the identities and objectives of the attackers remain unknown. But, given the severity of the threat, organizations using affected versions of Cityworks are strongly urged to update their software immediately to mitigate potential risks. How to Remedy This Vulnerability CISA Warns of Active Exploitation of Trimble Cityworks Vulnerability. As cyber threats continue to evolve, staying proactive with timely updates and security patches remains essential in defending against exploitation. Organizations using Cityworks should assess their security posture and ensure all necessary protections are in place to prevent unauthorized access and potential data breaches. Cities are at risk of these attacks and the ramifications can be catastrophic. Having a proactive and nimble cybersecurity team at the helm is key to staying ahead of the curve. Here at Velox Systems, we have a wealth of experience working with municipalities in areas like this, new trends in attacks, and how to keep your organization free of exploitation like this. Unsure where your city is at cybersecurity wise? Have an in-house team but looking for 24/7 remote security services so they can return to full duties? We have you covered. Let's chat more!

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a powerful tool to protect your organization from hackers, adding an extra layer of dynamic security beyond standard protocols. But are you using it effectively? Are you maximizing its benefits? And could hackers be finding ways to bypass this protection? Join our CEO, Jordan Smith, for an in-depth session on MFA. Discover its true purpose, explore its capabilities, and learn how to strengthen your organization’s defenses against evolving cyber threats. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding and security strategy!

When we think of cybersecurity, we often picture brute-force attacks from external hackers. But have you considered how malicious actors might manipulate you—the human element of your organization—into actions that could jeopardize its security? Join us on Tuesday, March 11th, at 10 Barrel Brewing Eastside for an engaging workshop hosted by Velox Systems. Learning how to identify and defend against social engineering tactics, ask questions of industry leaders, and network with peers will bolster your organization from these dynamic and intricate attacks.