In today’s modern digital landscape, cybersecurity threats are constantly shifting and becoming increasingly pervasive. Despite the fact that every sector is somewhat vulnerable to cyberattacks, cybercrime in the finance sector is especially widespread. Personal Identifiable Information (PII), check routing information, stock and investing algorithms, among other highly sensitive and valuable

Cybersecurity has always been a cat-and-mouse game, but the mice keep getting bigger and are becoming increasingly harder to hunt. Over the last eighteen months or so, a motley group of teenagers under the banner of Lapsus$ managed to hack into “unbreachable” fortresses at tech giants such as Okta, T-Mobile,

Effective ransomware prevention and mitigation require a top-down approach that includes executive buy-in, end-user awareness and strong partnerships with technology vendors. Ransomware has affected healthcare for decades, but organizations have become increasingly vulnerable as attackers have become brazen and more sophisticated. There’s a financial and reputational impact: One health system had to

A couple of years ago, organizations relied heavily on the traditional perimeter-based security model to protect their systems, networks and sensitive data. However, that approach can no longer suffice due to the sophisticated nature of modern day attacks through techniques such as advanced persistent threat, application-layer DDoS attacks and zero-day

With each passing day, new threats emerge and existing ones evolve, making it challenging for people and organizations to keep their digital assets safe. However, staying abreast of cybersecurity trends and threats is not only about safeguarding sensitive data but also about keeping the integrity and trustworthiness of the systems