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Managing cybersecurity can feel like navigating a minefield. Threats and attacks are just a misstep away. When you think your defenses are up to par, a new threat exploits an overlooked vulnerability.

Ransomware attacks targeting oil pipelines, disrupting food production, or defacing sewage and wastewater treatment have one thing in common: They all target Operational Technology (OT) environments. Computers have become enmeshed in our lives,

Over the last week, there have been many reports of a major Linux vulnerability that some outlets have coined as an attempt to hack the world. Join us as we break down

Could your next click be the one that unleashes chaos into your digital life? In the shadowy corners of the internet, cyber threats like Man in the Middle (MitM) attacks, XSS exploits,

In the rapidly evolving world of cybersecurity, staying ahead of emerging threats requires vigilance and a framework that evolves with the times. The recent unveiling of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 is

In today’s data-driven world, managing and protecting information has become a critical challenge for modern organizations. The explosion of data, much of it unstructured and sprawling across diverse digital landscapes, has made

What if your security tools are the biggest threat to your security posture? As ironic as that would be, that’s closer to the truth for many security teams than they would like

The threat landscape is evolving rapidly, presenting new challenges that demand constant vigilance. Cyberattacks  and threats are ubiquitous in our online existence. Adversaries employ increasingly sophisticated methods to exploit vulnerabilities. From the

You can’t spend too long working in cybersecurity without hearing about the MITRE ATT&CK framework. First released in 2013, made freely available to the public in 2015, and biannually updated since then,

Ensuring seccuring access to accounts, networks and devices has never been more critical. Threat actors are increasingly innovative and sophisticated, getting into places they don’t belong. Cybersecurity professionals and leaders have long