Data Management
Vernon Yai is a renowned expert in data protection and privacy, widely respected for his work in risk management and innovative strategies to secure sensitive information. In the wake of a massive cyberattack on Russia's national airline, Aeroflot, we explore the intricacies of the hacking operation, its broader implications, and the evolving
The grand stage of Black Hat USA 2025 saw numerous cybersecurity luminaries convening, with Keepit standing out as a significant player focusing on enhancing cyber resilience. The company's dedication to improving secure, vendor-independent solutions for SaaS platforms underscores the evolving landscape of data protection. Keepit's cutting-edge
The expanding role of artificial intelligence (AI) as a transformative force in modern enterprises cannot be overstated. Recent reports reveal that only 25% of organizations successfully transition from AI experimentation to full-scale, impactful integration, primarily due to inadequate leadership. This analysis explores the integral role of
In the intricate landscape of cybersecurity, a new menace, KAWA4096 ransomware, has been identified as a formidable force disrupting operations across the United States and Japan. This latest variant unveiled by SpiderLabs has quickly gained notoriety for its aggressive strategies and significant impact. Unlike typical ransomware threats, KAWA4096
Emerging as a formidable adversary in cybersecurity, KAWA4096 ransomware, identified by SpiderLabs in 2025, is a sophisticated threat targeting organizations across the United States and Japan. This newly uncovered variant exhibits aggressive and advanced tactics, purposefully engineered to maximize disruption and inflict significant damage. The
Submarine communication cables have long served as the backbone of global connectivity, handling an overwhelming 99% of international internet traffic. Despite their pivotal role, these cables are increasingly viewed as vulnerable targets for sabotage, particularly by adversarial nations like China and Russia. Recently, U.S. lawmakers have