Identity is the connective tissue of today’s enterprise. But with identity comes exposure. Credentials are being stolen, resold, and reused across the cybercriminal underground at a scale that far outpaces traditional defenses. Identity intelligence – the process of collecting, correlating, and acting on data tied to digital identities – has

Multicloud environments offer many benefits. Strong inherent security isn’t one of them. A growing number of enterprises are adopting multicloud strategies, enabling them to run workloads in the most appropriate locations without adding unnecessary complexity. But there’s a catch. Multicloud environments may also expose security weaknesses, which can quickly negate

Security becomes more pervasive as AI, cloud, quantum, and space take enterprise networks beyond the limits where no corporate data has gone before. The modern network security landscape is undergoing a rapid transformation, driven by the increasing complexity of business operations and the rise of new technologies. The distributed nature

With the rise in cyber threats and the complexity of managing large-scale networks, traditional methods of network monitoring and security have become inadequate. Enter artificial intelligence and machine learning, which are revolutionising the way we monitor networks and counter cyber threats. In the age of digital transformation, businesses rely heavily

As the sophistication of AI-driven cyberattacks accelerates, organizations worldwide have responded with a well-intentioned yet problematic approach: adding more security tools to their arsenals. This has created a paradoxical situation where, instead of enhancing defenses, the sheer number of tools can exacerbate operational inefficiencies and obscure vulnerabilities. This leads to