Can you remember your first email? Either sending one, or receiving it? I certainly remember explaining to people what email was, and I also remember someone telling me they could live without their email server for “about a month before it becomes a problem”. Can you imagine that now? A

Supply chain attacks have been on the threat radar of many organizations and their security teams for several years. However, since the infamous SolarWinds attack in 2020 — which led to widespread and damaging compromises of data, networks and systems — the supply chain attack vector has taken on a

Technological innovation over the last ten years has been swift. Looking back a decade or so ago, the infosec industry was full of emerging technologies and cloud-backed capabilities which promised to end the threat of malware and to detect threats faster than attackers could weaponise them. Despite that, we’re still

Throwing money at security threats may be good exercise, but it won’t do much to deter data thieves, ransomware bandits, and other bad guys. While enterprise security leaders usually do well at estimating threats and vulnerability, they often lack the ability to accurately assess business risk when making the case

When you hear the word “security automation”, what are some of the first things that come to mind? You might be wondering if this has something to do with the vulnerability scanning that is performed on websites or the infrastructure of an organization, but what we are discussing is more