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Zero trust streamlines that access while strengthening security protections. For this reason, it should form an essential pillar of any cybersecurity strategy.>>

Ransomware attacks are gaining momentum globally across industries, and businesses are being warned against a black market dedicated solely to data leaks.>>

Corporates fear cybercrime and employee leaks are the biggest risks to protecting trade secrets.>>

Aqua Security has found a rise in cyberattacks targeting container infrastructure and supply chains, with 50% of vulnerable targets attacked within one hour. >>

"This is the first time we are seeing the bad actors selectively target organisations and favour those with unprotected assets for their ransom letters.">>

Dynatrace announces a new AI-powered addition to its Application Security Module, identifying potentially risky software libraries and open-source packages.>>

One in five companies would consider paying 20% or more of their annual revenue.>>

"With this new investment from the most prestigious firms in the world, we have the financial runway to execute on our proven product strategy in a hyper-growth market.">>

Sophos research finds an unusual cyberattack campaign using malware designed to block access to websites hosting pirated software.  >>

A new report finds over a third of workers have picked up bad cybersecurity behaviours since working from home.>>

Not all zero trust network access solutions are equal. Organisations should keep in mind these six key characteristics when evaluating ZTNA solutions.>>

"We're addressing this critical need with a highly sophisticated digital fingerprint approach that strengthens protection without placing additional burdens on the end user.>>

Jonathan Andresen, back for his third IT Jam, speaks about how cybersecurity fits into discussions and processes about digital transformation.>>

Google has partnered with Thales to expand support for the privacy and confidentiality capabilities of Google Workspace.>>

The high profile cases of Edward Snowden and Chelsea Manning also provide an enduring yet often overlooked lesson about insider attacks.>>