With the outbreak of COVID-19 came a new wave of cybercriminal opportunists, motivated by the sudden increase in attack surfaces as organizations transitioned to a largely remote operations model. Not only did the number of attacks increase, but so did their speed and scale. How can businesses mount a reliable

National Cyber Security Awareness Month brought much-needed attention to issues like ransomware and phishing, but there’s another corner of the security industry that can’t be ignored: the internet of things. IoT has already greatly expanded the capabilities of modern technology, and it has the potential to dramatically change how people

Here are some quick, immediate ways to secure IoT devices. IoT devices are not going away any time soon. The estimates vary widely as to how many devices are currently in use, and how many devices will be deployed in the next few years, but the one thing that everybody seems

Organisations of all sizes are rapidly escalating their use of IoT devices. With the Internet of Things (IoT), what you don’t know can hurt you. So, where to start? To begin with, it is the familiar story of mass rapid proliferation. Organizations of all sizes are rapidly escalating their use

The sudden shift towards remote working, as a result of worldwide lockdowns, has prompted businesses to change their IT models almost overnight. As more businesses flock to the cloud environments like never before to ensure business continuity, rethinking cloud security becomes extremely critical in this ‘new normal’. The irony is,