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by alastair walker
For years, businesses have been chasing innovation with cloud platforms, moving beyond the limitations of legacy technology for greater speed and agility, and sharpening their competitive edge. However, all businesses often face challenges that complicate cloud migration, driving up costs and timelines while exposing the business to data security risks.
Lateral Movement in Recent Cybersecurity Breaches
November 4, 2024
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by Rafael Parsacala
Highlighting two recent cybersecurity breaches to study lateral movement Lateral movement is significant threat to all organization, from small startups to large multinational corporations. This tactic allows cybercriminals to move through a network after gaining initial access, leading to data breaches and operational disruptions. To close out Cybersecurity Awareness Month,
Multi-cloud and cybersecurity: Ensuring data integrity across cloud platforms and data centres
October 30, 2024
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By Ranjit Metrani
In the current digital era, businesses increasingly rely on multi-cloud strategies to optimise flexibility, mitigate vendor lock-in, and enhance cost efficiency. With this shift, data centres play a critical role in supporting the infrastructure that powers multi-cloud environments, offering scalable storage, computing, and networking solutions. However, with the rising adoption
The Role of AI in Cloud Computing: Enhancing Security and IoT Scalability
October 29, 2024
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By Srikanth
Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing can benefit organizations and open new opportunities for business. Cloud computing platforms can be ideal for maximizing AI benefits as they are scalable, and businesses are looking for ways to scale their operations.As businesses seek to utilize these technologies, it becomes clear that
New Phishing Schemes To Watch Out For
October 28, 2024
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By Alex Vakulov
When it comes to cybercrime, phishing is one of the biggest threats—and for good reason. It is a gateway for different types of malware (including ransomware) and plays a key role in data theft and identity fraud schemes. For cybercriminals, the appeal of phishing attacks lies in their profitability and simplicity.