How the rapid growth of IoT is creating new cybersecurity risks and driving smarter defense strategies Key Takeaways: IoT devices with weak security are easy targets for hackers.AI-powered attacks are rising, but smart defenses at the edge offer hope.Building devices with security in mind is no longer optional. The Internet

No sooner has Google published a critical threat advisory warning users of the most prolific campaigns targeting their users, than a new and highly dangerous cyberattack has emerged, creating new Android contacts to deceive victims into thinking everything is safe and secure. Here’s everything you need to know about the latest global

This is a digital-first world and cybersecurity is not an optional safeguard anymore, but cybersecurity is a business necessity. Traditional security methods are struggling to keep pace as cyber threats have continued to grow in sophistication as well as in volume. Both artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing have stepped

Cybercriminals are exploiting APIs with advanced DDoS tactics — forcing businesses to shift from reactive defenses to AI-driven, proactive cybersecurity strategies. APIs have become the foundation of modern digital interactions, enabling everything from mobile payments to ride-sharing services. They power seamless communication between applications, making them indispensable to businesses and consumers

Traditional security audits aren’t enough—cloud pentesting provides the real-world validation modern environments need to uncover dangerous blind spots and reduce risk. The mirage of cloud security Despite the widespread adoption of cloud services, most organizations are still playing catch-up when it comes to cloud-specific threats. Security teams often rely on