Human intelligence and intuition are vital to training artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) models to provide enterprises with hybrid cybersecurity at scale. Combining human intelligence and intuition with AI and ML models helps catch the nuances of attack patterns that elude numerical analysis alone.  Experienced threat hunters, security analysts and data scientists

Circa 2022 was indeed a monumental year when it comes to cybercrime and its impact. On top of new and increasing remote-work threats, the world witnessed continued nation-state threats and attacks on big-name companies. In this article, we are attempting cover the top trends to watch for 2023 — including

Threat intelligence platforms are becoming increasingly important for both government agencies and businesses in today’s digital landscape. The growing threat of ransomware attacks and other malicious activities from threat actors has highlighted the need for organizations to have a comprehensive and effective way to monitor, analyze and respond to potential

The sophistication of the technology employed by threat actors has increased along with the number of threats. Data has evolved as an essential resource of an intelligent business, used for everything from daily operations to developing long-term plans. Data security becomes increasingly tricky as its value and business importance increase.

It’s that time of year again when we try to predict what’s ahead of us in terms of cybersecurity. 2022 has already become a record-breaker for the sheer volume of phishing scams, cyberattacks, data breaches and crypto heists. There was also a rise in hacktivism cases where state-sponsored cyber legions disrupted critical infrastructure and services, defaced websites,