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In the past few years, we have witnessed an incredible surge in cybercrime and cyber-attacks targeted towards both individuals and businesses. Organizations of all sizes have been victims of a wide variety of attacks.

Technology is changing at a rapid pace, much faster than it has ever evolved before. More importantly, the kind of technology that we are witnessing today is far more revolutionary and even disruptive than what we have seen in the past. Whether that

The current digital environment isn't looking good for anyone from a security point of view yet even those who are expected to be at the forefront of this problem are also having a tough time handling the situation.

Cyber-attacks have continuously been on the rise in the past few decades and after the pandemic, this trend has exploded exponentially. As more things that ever have migrated to the virtual environment, digital criminals have more people to prey on

Just recently researchers have discovered a campaign that has been operational since June 2021, which has secretly been exploiting Telegram bots to compromise the banking information of users. More specifically, the campaign is stealing the one-time

There are a number of data security protocols and data management systems that you can use to prevent a breach in your organization, but the Department Of Defense is gradually rolling out a specialized system for government contractors that work

Cyber-attacks have continuously been on the rise in the past few decades and after the pandemic, this trend has exploded exponentially. As more things that ever have migrated to the virtual environment, digital criminals have more people to prey on

Email security has a very central role in cybersecurity and that is for a very valid and real reason, it is the most preferred attack vector for cybercriminals. Nearly 95% of all cyber-attacks are launched through email. Whether that is getting

Everyone is aware of the fact that digital security is becoming a bigger concern and a more expensive mistake with every passing day. Whether you are an individual or a business, cybercriminals are out to get whatever they can get and they don't

Threat modeling hasn't always gotten the recognition that it deserves but the recent Recommended Minimum Standard for Vendor or Developer Verification of Code by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is taking a big step in this