Cloud Security
Imagine a scenario where a single misconfiguration in a cloud platform could expose sensitive data across multiple organizations, allowing even the least privileged users to access critical infrastructure without any barriers. This is not a hypothetical situation but a real vulnerability that surfaced in Microsoft Azure's low-code tools,
In a world increasingly reliant on cloud technology, ensuring robust security remains a top priority. Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) has emerged as a critical player, revolutionizing how infrastructures are deployed and maintained. However, the convenience it brings also introduces unique security challenges that necessitate sophisticated solutions.
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On July 24, 2025, the digital landscape witnessed a significant shift when Files.com, a leader in secure and automated file transfer, announced its acquisition of ExpanDrive. This desktop application is renowned for facilitating cloud and remote storage directly into local drives. This acquisition is not merely a business maneuver; it signals a
In an era where cyber threats are escalating rapidly, the insurance sector is under immense pressure to fortify its cybersecurity defenses. A recent high-profile data breach at Allianz Life, affecting a vast majority of its 1.4 million U.S. customers, financial professionals, and certain employees, underscores the susceptibility of even the most
What Drives Organizational Security Culture? In today's increasingly digital world, where data breaches and cyberattacks are becoming more common, the question arises: how can organizations cultivate a security culture strong enough to withstand these challenges? Recent data reveals a staggering number of security incidents occur not because of