Cybersafety stories

The two new tools will give customers access to ‘comprehensive prevention, detection, and response protection across the attack surface’.>>

Identity and access management are poised to take centre stage in the next phase of corporate security revamp, writes Entrust security director for APJ James Cook.>>

Given the massive amounts of data enterprises hold, it may seem like an impossible task to prove what data was accessed and by whom. It isn’t. >>

PAM can offer insight into risks that may be adjusted depending on the threat landscape, writes ThycoticCentrify chief security scientist Joseph Carson.>>

WatchGuard Technologies is a cybersecurity company specialising in endpoint security, secure Wi-Fi, multi-factor authentication, and network intelligence.>>

By implementing behavioural analytics and smart password practices, security teams can thwart credential-based attacks across the organisation.>>

Implementing advanced threat protection (ATP) as part of a zero trust SASE architecture is an important step in proactively blocking known and zero-day threats.>>

To prevent attacks, organisations should apply preventive security controls that reduce the attack surface and test those controls against a ransomware attack scenario.>>

When teams have a clear view of all assets and treat them equally, then they are much closer to stopping attacks in their tracks.>>

It is critical to understand how effective each security product is in stopping the new tactics that the hackers have been using since COVID-19. >>

Supply chain attacks show no sign of slowing down. But the right combination of platforms can help organisations get ahead of the threat. >>

The spike in new threats is putting vital critical infrastructure at risk, according to Skybox Security.>>

Negative connotations have traditionally been applied to the term 'hacking'. But with cyber-threats ramping up, things are changing fast — and CISOs can't afford to keep the status quo.>>

With the push to zero trust, we have a rare opportunity to fix today’s pressing cybersecurity issues and build a better model of thinking about cybersecurity.>>

Just as cyber-criminals are ever honing their methods to increase their chances of success, so must security teams. >>

In this interview, Garrett discusses the question of whether or not to pay ransoms, and explains why it's the biggest cybersecurity threat of our time.>>

Preventing today’s increasingly dynamic phishing attempts requires next-generation ‘on-device’ web security that can block phishing sites.>>

Not only is email everywhere, but it is ‘built-in’ to our lives as a required mode of communication for too many activities to name.>>

Darktrace is a cybersecurity company, specialising in AI-powered cyber-defence.>>

Thomas moves into the CEO role after serving as president of customer success. She has also held roles in finance, strategy, and product at the company.>>

In today's interview, StarWind solutions engineer Orest Lesyuk discusses disaster recovery, ransomware, and how StarWind's solutions stand out.>>

Tanium is a cybersecurity and systems management company that helps organisations manage and protect their mission-critical networks.>>

Here are seven critical questions that TSPs should ask of their cybersecurity practice to help protect customers.>>

“We’re looking forward to seeing how customers use the valuable data provided by our hackers to inform security programs within their organisations.”>>