Data breaches have always posed significant threats to organizations, but the post-pandemic era has seen an alarming increase in the financial burden of such incidents. According to IBM's latest report, the average cost of a network data breach has reached a staggering $4.88 million, a sharp rise
A few generations back, when the Internet was still an unknown commodity and inter-office mail came around in manila envelopes graffitied with the crossed-out signatures of every recipient that envelope had ever met, network security was largely an in-house affair with data tapes and mainframes
As businesses continue their digital transformation journeys, cloud computing has become an integral part of modern operations. Transitioning to cloud environments offers numerous advantages, including scalability, flexibility, and cost efficiency. However, this shift also introduces new security
In an era where cyber threats are evolving rapidly and becoming increasingly sophisticated, traditional security models are no longer sufficient to protect sensitive data and critical applications. This is especially true for enterprises utilizing private clouds that house abundant sensitive data
In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, the complexity of investigating incidents is a perennial challenge. The growing sophistication of cyber threats demands expertise and significant manual effort to parse through logs and analyze data, exacerbating a persistent skills gap in the industry.
As cloud technology becomes indispensable for corporate environments, the security of data stored in these platforms has escalated to a top concern. However, the increasing migration of sensitive corporate data to the cloud invites an array of cyber threats. This article investigates whether
