Cyber security sales people need to be able to sell full solutions that are tailored to their clients’ specific needs.

At its heart, organisational resilience describes the ability of a business to prepare for unexpected events and survive market shifts.

From the bring your own device world, we’ve moved to a bring your own everything world, and it’s causing headaches for security teams.

It is an extremely complex system, so Kubernetes is not something that can be secured by simply installing the security tool or solutution.

The internet of things (IoT) has become so ubiquitous, that the development of its security has been struggling to keep up.

Security became overworked, anxious and stressed, and as we all know, when feeling like this, we become more vulnerable.

Having a crisis communications plan is critical. A cyber breach can damage the business’s relations with partners, customers and investors.

There’s no doubt that 2021 was an interesting year for cyber security, but what can we expect to see in 2022?

While most of us are lucky enough to enjoy some downtime over the festive season, cyber criminals don’t go on vacation.

Zero trust might sound complex, but it really isn’t.

In today’s complex environments, littered with new threats and adversaries, a strong username and password simply doesn’t cut it anymore.

Bad actors have flexed their muscles and showed the industry that practically every device is hackable.

Driven by the virus, entire workforces were sent home, and this switch to working from home drove a massive spike in outsourcing to MSPs.

To have good cyber threat intelligence, organisations need to know what their adversaries are up to.

Companies have jumped on the cloud bandwagon due to the cost-effectiveness, efficiency and productivity it brings, and with many...

One of the industries that has been badly affected is the events industry. Events bring people together, for conferences, festivals..

All good cybersecurity strategies need reliable threat intelligence, as this is a critical to enhancing security processes.

Open-source intelligence (OSINT) refers to collecting information from public sources, analysing it, and using it for intelligence...

All businesses must seriously consider how well they are able to defend against threats that are introduced by third-party suppliers.

Gartner predicts that by 2023, 65% of the world’s citizens will have their personal information covered under modern privacy regulations.