Now more than ever, employers in virtually every industry want—and need—to hire cybersecurity professionals. Organizations require their skills to help keep sensitive data and systems safe from malicious hackers, defend an ever-expanding security perimeter, and comply with increasingly stringent regulatory mandates related to data security and privacy.Security underpins nearly every

The volume of cyberattacks has reached staggering levels, with new tactics that blur the line between legitimate and malicious activity. A new threat report from Comcast, based on 34.6 billion cybersecurity events analyzed over the past year, shows what adversaries are doing and what this means for enterprise leaders. Scale and sophistication

When it comes to cybercrime, employees can either be an organization’s most powerful defense or their biggest weakness. According to research from Tech Report, in 2023 approximately 31% of all data breaches were caused by insider threats – meaning that one third of data breaches were caused by an employee

Cybersecurity researchers have identified a growing trend where threat actors are increasingly exploiting Dynamic DNS providers to host malicious infrastructure, posing significant risks to enterprise organizations worldwide. Dynamic DNS providers, also known as publicly rentable subdomain providers, have become attractive targets for malicious actors due to their accessibility and limited

Why Cyber Threat Monitoring is a Business Survival Skill  For decades, businesses relied on perimeter-based security: firewalls, passwords, and periodic security audits. But today’s cloud-native, hybrid, and remote-first workplaces have dissolved those perimeters. Sensitive data now flows across SaaS apps, mobile devices, and global partner networks, making blind spots inevitable