Ransomware stands out as one of the top threats to organizations running workloads in the public cloud. By encrypting data stores and crippling cloud functions, ransomware has the potential to…
Zero-day vulnerabilities represent one of the most dangerous threats to cloud environments today. By exploiting previously unknown software flaws before patches become available, attackers can significantly escalate impact across provisioned…
The exponential growth and ephemeral nature of cloud infrastructure and software delivery pipelines have rendered traditional manual security controls impractical. Ad-hoc administration cannot scale securely at cloud speed. In response,…
The exponential growth in cloud adoption has exponentially increased security data volumes ingested by modern SOC teams. Legacy correlation and analytics engines struggle deriving signal from noise at cloud scale.…
HTTP/3 is the latest version of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), the foundational protocol used by the web. It represents a significant evolution in how web traffic is transmitted, offering…
Ah, cybersecurity – a field where the stakes are as high as the complexities and the ever-evolving landscape makes it a thrilling roller coaster. But let’s face it, not everyone’s…
E-commerce represents one of the most widely adopted categories of cloud-hosted applications and environments today. Online retailers extensively utilize IaaS and PaaS to rapidly innovate while supporting massive growth. But…
The exponential growth of cloud adoption has expanded the traditional security perimeter beyond on-premises data centers to distributed and ephemeral environments. To effectively defend cloud assets in the face of…
While leading public clouds provide foundational security capabilities, organizations often find gaps in visibility, advanced threat detection, compliance controls, and cross-environment management. Addressing these shortcomings typically requires integrating third-party security…
Friday brought a startling revelation from 23andMe, a leader in genetic testing: hackers had accessed the personal data of about 0.1% of their customers, roughly 14,000 individuals. But, the plot…
