Written by Mark Lukie
APIs are designed to connect and share data with other applications – and it can be easy to underestimate just how exposed that data is.
One platform with a single pane of glass provides secure access for users to the services they need or want, when they want them, wherever they are. .
The research shows that in 2022, 33% of Australian ransomware victims were hit more than once, highlighting the need for improved cybersecurity measures.
As businesses have come to terms with the benefits of cloud platforms, many are working to shift their IT workloads to this more flexible environment.
Software applications have been a key tool for businesses for decades, but the way they are designed and operated has changed during the past few years.
By taking the time to review how data is being stored and protected, organisations can take advantage of these tools while maintaining effective data security.
Spearphishing attacks are on the rise, with cybercriminals targeting enterprises through personalised and intricate methods to steal sensitive data and funds.
Every day cybercriminals come up with a wide variety of phishing tactics with the intent of scamming innocent users.
Alongside the migration to the cloud has been the rise of application programming interfaces (APIs) and artificial intelligence (AI).
IT professionals are starting to realise just how different securing a cloud computing environment is from traditional on-premises IT environments.
Spear phishers continue to exploit security weaknesses in organisations using social engineering. It's becoming the most significant security threat.
To reap the full benefits of Industry 4.0, security teams need to understand what they can do to harden their legacy systems.
Email remains the most widely used business communication channel. It is also an attractive target for cybercriminals.
