Security Architecture

Seasoned UK security leaders are stepping away from the CISO chair at a pace that should alarm any board responsible for safeguarding revenue, reputation, and critical operations across increasingly digital businesses facing relentless adversaries and hardening regulations. The exit is not a blip;

In a digital age where data is often called the new oil, a recent cybersecurity incident at Mixpanel, a prominent web and mobile analytics company, has exposed just how vulnerable that resource can be. Announced right before the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday, the breach, detected on November 8, has

Imagine a sprawling digital landscape where businesses operate across multiple cloud platforms, juggling hybrid setups and ever-evolving threats, only to find their security tools lagging behind in a tangle of disconnected alerts and blind spots. This is the reality for many enterprises today as

Escalating breach costs and headline ransomware incidents have made a hard truth unavoidable for leadership teams and auditors alike: backups that only exist as comfort blankets, untested and ungoverned, cannot be trusted to rescue business operations or pass scrutiny when controls fail and

When one trusted integration can unlock many doors across a customer data stack, the path from small misstep to large breach becomes frighteningly short and painfully predictable. The recent pattern of OAuth thefts and extortion claims turned a niche integration issue into a wake-up call for anyone

Founders chasing product-market fit increasingly describe features in plain language and watch large language models convert ideas into code, turning pitch decks into running demos before competitors finish staffing sprint zero. This shift, dubbed vibe coding, lowers the bar to build and narrows