Editorial

As our digital world keeps evolving, so do the issues it brings. From remote work and self-driving cars, we are increasingly relying on big data systems and new technologies. This means we also need better ways to respond to cyber threats and stop them in their tracks. However, because the line

Triage and investigation are core to security operations. But as alert volumes increase and threats grow more complex, manual workflows no longer scale. Security teams don’t need more hands, they need automation built for speed, precision, and context.    Analysts get slammed with nonstop alerts, fo

Why Europe’s sweeping cyber regulation is about to reshape how B2B enterprises manage third-party risk, resilience, and trust.   Cyber threats are no longer isolated incidents, from ransomware attacks on logistics firms to vulnerabilities in widely used software; they are proving to be systemic ri

Only four months in, and 2025 has already experienced a meteoric rise in business security threat sophistication—ranging from devastating deepfake deceptions to telephonic communication interceptions. Overcoming these obstacles demands that organizations reevaluate their security strategies, as c

A secure payment system (SPS)  includes the technology and processes that protect sensitive information. It protects personal information and credit card details from unauthorized access during checkout, ensuring that data is processed, sent, and stored securely. Whether they focus on online

The widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technology in daily operations, including personalized recommendations and medical research, makes it predictable that cybercriminals would also exploit this tool. Recently, security researchers warned all 1.8 billion Gmail users about a