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Data Leaks and Cybersecurity...

In recent years, data leasks and breaches have emerged as significant risks for organizations, particularly those that rely heavily on cloud services for storing and managing their sensitive data. A...

The Risks of an Open-Source...

Open-source software has emerged as a crucial component of the software development ecosystem. It has gained widespread adoption among developers worldwide, owing to its benefits – such as cost-efficiency, adaptability,...

What Happened to the Ransom...

Yes, compliance life is getting more and more complicated as industry after industry is hammered by new compliance requirements. It’s all for a good reason of course, but it’s alarming...

Ransomware Group Threatens End-Users Like...

Ransomware perpetrators are continually devising innovative strategies to coerce their victims into meeting their demands. But, in most cases, threats are aimed at those who can pay: the organization’s senior...

A Guide to Memory Corruption...

Cyberattacks are primarily motivated by financial gain, which leads attackers to come up with new techniques to access data continuously. Despite the constant rise in the frequency and complexity of...

5 Cybersecurity Weaknesses Critical Infrastructure...

A nation’s infrastructure makes for an attractive target because infrastructure is so critical to everyday life. Critical infrastructure such as electricity distribution, telecoms, and oil pipelines are therefore frequently under...

Cybersecurity in the Age of...

Technological evolution can be defined in two contrasting ways: a steady progression marked by incremental improvements or a disruptive leap that redefines the status quo. The latter, often characterized by...

The Bugs Behind the Vulnerabilities...

Welcome to the final installment of our five-part series looking at code bugs responsible for the vulnerabilities and exploits we try to stay safe from. In this part, we’ll go...

The Bugs Behind the Vulnerabilities...

Welcome to part four of the five-part series where we look at the code bugs that explain the many exploits reported on a regular basis. We’ll be looking at the...

Maintaining Cyber Hygiene in the...

Reaching an acceptable level of cyber hygiene is a challenge for all healthcare providers, hospitals, and pharmaceutical companies. Many security breaches occur with legacy systems and redundant processes that often...

Identify, mitigate & prevent buffer...

Buffer overflow vulnerabilities are still a common route by which cyber criminals get illegal access to computer systems. It’s a growing problem too as there is a steady year-on-year increase...