The VITI Security Blog
Practical writing on managed IT + cybersecurity.
By the engineers doing the work - not a marketing team summarizing it. We write when we have something to say, not when the calendar says we should.
SEC Regulation S-P Amendments: What Small RIAs Must Document Now
The SEC's Regulation S-P amendments mandate explicit, documented security controls for small RIAs. Understand what new written policies and procedures you must implement for compliance.
PHP's Latest RCE: Why 'Unusual Configurations' Still Demand Your Attention
PHP's recent warning about a new RCE, even for 'unusual configurations', highlights that forgotten settings can be critical vulnerabilities. Proactive hardening and continuous auditing are essential to secure your web applications.
Minimum Cybersecurity Stack for India SMBs: Audit & Funding Ready
India SMB founders, before your next audit or investor meeting, you need a solid cybersecurity foundation. This guide outlines the non-negotiable controls to build trust and protect your business.
What Is EASM? External Attack Surface Management Explained
What external attack surface management finds, how discovery works, how it differs from vulnerability scanning and VAPT, and where to start.
DPDP Act Readiness for India SMBs: Required Technical Safeguards
For India SMBs, DPDP Act readiness hinges on implementing core technical safeguards: robust access controls, data encryption, regular VAPT, and a clear incident response plan. These aren't optional; they are the foundation for compliance and protecting personal data.
Hidden LLM Guardrails: What WhatsApp's Help Center Prompt Leak Teaches Us
Analyzing the WhatsApp support chatbot prompt injection incident, what hidden system instructions mean for AI risk, and how to secure your own deployments.
When an Indian SMB Actually Needs Managed IT vs an In-House Admin
Deciding between a single in-house IT hire and a managed service provider in India comes down to headcount thresholds, security compliance, and disaster recovery readiness.
Supply-Chain Attacks: Your MSP is a Gateway, Not Just a Shield
Recent supply-chain attacks via compromised managed service providers (MSPs) demonstrate a critical threat vector to Microsoft 365 tenants. Protecting your organization requires strict third-party risk management and robust identity security controls.
The 72-Hour GDPR Breach Notification Clock: What Happens Before It Starts
The GDPR's 72-hour breach notification clock starts when your organization becomes aware of a personal data breach. This requires robust detection, immediate incident response, and a clear understanding of what constitutes a reportable breach.