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Whether you are considering cloud computing for personal use or you want to use it for business operations, these are some of the main risks that you should be aware of before making the transition.

Ever since the onset of the pandemic, the way we work and the way that businesses and organizations operate have constantly been evolving. Initially, it was a wait, hoping that things would come back to normal and that we would go back to living as

The squid game has a lot of social lessons, messages about capitalism, and a vivid description of what a dystopian society would look like. However, for those with an eye for security, it also has a number of lessons that would come in handy for

In the recent past Industrial Control Systems (ICS) were rather insulated and had little to do with external devices or networks. Today, a growing number of industrial systems routinely interact with a host of external networks, devices, and users.

It comes as no surprise that cybersecurity is a growing threat and something that is only getting worse as more companies rely on remote workers and virtual environments to keep their operations going. For cybercriminals, there are a number of

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.

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

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