Cloud Security
Higher education is undergoing a digital revolution, and it’s not just changing how students learn — the changes are also introducing new risks. Institutions are making strides in cloud computing, transforming campus operations, student services, and administrative efficiency. From streamlining admissions and financial aid to automating payroll
Aptori, a leading innovator in AI-driven application security, has achieved a significant milestone with the launch of its AppSec Platform on Google Cloud Marketplace. Founded in 2021 in San Jose, California, Aptori is known for its advanced AI-driven solutions designed to secure complex IT environments. This development is poised to revolutionize
In today's interview, we have Vernon Yai, a highly regarded expert in data protection, specializing in privacy protection and data governance. As a pioneer in risk management and innovative detection techniques, Vernon is here to discuss crucial aspects of cloud security and vulnerability management. Could you provide a brief overview of Nucleus
In the world of vehicle monitoring, dashcams have become a staple, providing critical evidence for accidents and car-related incidents. However, the discovery of several critical security vulnerabilities in Thinkware’s F800 Pro dashcam has put millions of users globally at significant risk. These vulnerabilities, disclosed between November 2024
In an alarming development affecting the global cybersecurity landscape, Silk Typhoon, a notorious China-linked cyber espionage group, has significantly expanded its attack vectors by exploiting weaknesses in IT supply chains through cloud vulnerabilities. This sophisticated strategy marks an evolution in their operational tactics and has resulted
In an alarming disclosure, VMware has been identified to house critical zero-day vulnerabilities affecting its ESXi, Workstation, and Fusion products, as announced by Broadcom. These vulnerabilities place over 37,000 VMware ESXi instances at risk, presenting significant cybersecurity challenges. Security experts have raised concerns about the ease