This blog explains why an Incident Response retainer delivers faster, more effective breach response by eliminating delays, unfamiliar teams, and last-minute contracts—so experts who already know your environment can act immediately when minutes matter.
The UK government’s new cyber action plan is a step in the right direction—but it may already be too late to stop near-term threats. This blog explores why national cybersecurity improvements take years to materialize, what organizations can do right now to reduce risk, and how frameworks like Cyber Security Essentials and managed security partners can help close critical gaps before attackers strike.
When the critical React2Shell vulnerability went public, attackers wasted no time. In this installment of Honeypot Tales, Inversion6’s Incident Response team deploys live Linux and Windows honeypots to observe real-world exploitation—revealing just how quickly crypto miners move, how attack patterns differ by platform, and why unpatched systems should be considered compromised almost immediately.
Inversion6 experts break down the cybersecurity trends that will matter most in 2026—and what organizations should do now to prepare.
React2Shell is a newly active RCE threat hitting React and Next.js servers, giving attackers full control with a single request. This quick guide shows how to spot the telltale signs—like node spawning system shells—and what to look for in logs, processes, and network activity to confirm compromise. Act fast, because attackers already are.
As modern SOCs face overwhelming data and increasingly sophisticated threats, AI has become essential—but not as a replacement for human analysts. In this blog, Inversion6 CTO Chris Prewitt explains how AI-driven detection paired with human judgment creates a faster, smarter, more scalable Security Operations Center. Learn how this hybrid model cuts false positives, accelerates investigations and gives security teams the time and clarity they need to respond when it matters most.