Integrations are key to exchanging data between systems. If an integration is vulnerable, it creates an entry point for hackers. One small compromise in an integration can lead to a data breach of your customer data and intellectual property. Its consequences could be devastating, leading to large regulatory fines and

While cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, there are simple steps companies can take to protect themselves. In the cat-and-mouse game of cybersecurity, many traps lay ahead for organizations.  Adversaries ranging from criminals to state actors are increasingly relying on the exploitation of vulnerabilities in unpatched systems and devices to infiltrate company

The digital landscape for enterprises is vast, dynamic and constantly evolving. There could be hundreds of billions of signals for organizations, based on their sizes, and these need to be analyzed accurately to assess risk. Such a level of complexity is making cybersecurity a challenging task and human capabilities alone

While it’s essential for data center operators to acknowledge and plan for operational threats like extreme weather conditions and unstable energy grids, it’s equally important to consider the human angle – new security threats caused by malicious attackers and geopolitical conflict. What makes data centers a prime target? Threat actors

Traditional centralized IT models no longer meet modern enterprise demands in today’s fast-paced digital era. The shift towards distributed cloud networking has become essential, driven by three critical transformations: cloud application, workforce and edge transformation. These changes highlight the inefficiencies of the old hub-and-spoke architecture and underscore the need for