Our 2nd Annual Scramble The Bog 2025 on Tuesday! Thanks to everyone who joined us for a day of networking and golf. We hope you all enjoyed the beautiful day on the course and excellent comradery. Next stop - IT Summit in Milwaukee! #cybersecurity

IT Summit keynote Announcement! Cybersecurity pioneer and Author, Eric Olson dives into the uncomfortable truth— attackers enjoy unlimited scale, AI-assisted speed, and zero boundaries, but defenders are stuck with competing business priorities.

Pentesting has been around for 15+ years, but recently it's proving to need a new approach - Continuous Pentesting. Our own Brian Judd has been breaking down what it is and why you should be considering it as part of your InfoSec Program.

SynerComm was excited to welcome the Delinea and Climb Channel Solutions NA team into the office today for a great enablement training! A 2024 Gartner leader in PAM, Delinea is again a cutting edge solution in Identity!

Join us in Milwaukee Sept 10th and 11th for our 22nd Annual IT Summit - the most comprehensive cybersecurity event in WI! You'll hear from our cybersecurity experts and the top security and network solutions in the industry. Register today!

Happy 4th of July from all of us at SynerComm! As we celebrate our freedom, let’s remember the importance of resilience and collaboration in building a secure and innovative future. Stay safe, enjoy the festivities! #IndependenceDay #Cybersecurity #cybersecuritysummer

SynerComm was excited to host the Cato Networks team yesterday for an enablement and collaboration training exercise. Connect-Protect-Detect-Run - not just marketing spin, it's the foundation of why they're a leader in the SASE and SSE space from every trusted quadrant evaluator.

Our Cybersecurity Summer kicks off next Friday, June 20th with a great afternoon of networking with your peers at SynerFest in Milwaukee! We've got the drinks, food and music covered, we just need you! Save your tickets before someone else does!

🌞 Summer is here, and so is Synerfest! 🎉 June 20th from 12-4 PM at Milwaukee's SummerFest for a day filled with fun, gratitude, and community spirit. We're excited to celebrate YOU, our valued customers! Register today! #Synerfest #CustomerAppreciation

In 1967, the U.S. Air Force ran what many call the first-ever penetration test. They called it the “Tiger Team.”. Their mission? . Break into military systems to expose weaknesses before the enemy could. 60 years later, the mission hasn’t changed — just the methods.

What’s the best way to reduce cyber risk & financial loss?. According to X-Analytics, it’s not adding more tools — it’s testing what you already have. Here’s why testing & fixing what you already have beats any new tool every time #XAnalytics #CyberRisk.

Penetration testing remains the #1 way to validate your defenses. → Uncover what scanners miss.→ Reveal attacker paths between systems.→ See your environment the way a threat actor does. Security isn’t just about visibility—it’s about verification. #PenTesting #CyberSecurity

The Bjorn kit giveaway closes soon — if you haven’t entered yet, here’s how:.→ Subscribe to the #_shellntel blog .→ Post your favorite #_shellntel blog on LinkedIn and tag #_shellntel. Do both, double your chances! Winners announced April 4 on LinkedIn.

Today is World Backup Day — so if you haven’t tested yours, here’s your sign. Because real resilience doesn’t come from having a backup. It comes from knowing it works. #WorldBackupDay

→ Compliance ≠ Secure.→ Audits ≠ Protected.→ Green dashboards ≠ Safe. Penetration testing shows what your tools miss — misconfigurations, attack chains, and exploitable gaps. Test it. Fix it. Then believe it’s secure.

The Morris Worm wasn’t meant to be destructive. In 1988, Robert Morris wanted to measure the size of the internet. His experimental worm had a simple mission: infect each machine only once. Lesson? Even brilliant security minds must validate their assumptions.

Never heard of RPC filters?. That’s fine — most attackers are hoping you haven’t. It’s technical. It’s powerful. And it makes hackers miserable. Full breakdown here: . #_shellntel

Hackers are swapping real QR codes with malicious ones — a technique called ‘quishing.’. This isn’t just a personal risk — it’s hitting businesses too. Check URLs before entering credentials — even after scanning.

While you're patching vulnerabilities, attackers are moving faster than ever. @Crowdstrike research shows hackers can breach your network in 51 seconds using stolen credentials. → Get actionable steps to defend against 51-second breaches:

Hackers don’t care how strong your corporate defenses are — they’re targeting your employees' personal phones instead. → Read the latest ‘Racing to Resilience’ newsletter for steps to protect your business: