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Nucleus & Cycode Integration Delivers Unified Vulnerability Management and Application Security

As modern enterprise IT environments become more complex, the need for robust cybersecurity measures continues to grow. Because of this expanding complexity, DevSecOps functions are more common, requiring the integration of security into the application development lifecycle. Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) solutions offer a unified framework for securing the diverse application environment and merging security into the application development process.

A Brief History of Game Cheating

Over the short span of video game cheating, both cheaters and game developers have evolved in many ways; this includes everything from modification of important game variables (like health) by using tools like Cheat Engine. In addition, game botting impacts both game and real-life economies. However, using modern-day anti-cheat methods is also not without danger, as modern protection tools run on the kernel level and can be abused for malicious impact on the system.

5 Strategies for Setting the Right Cybersecurity KPIs

Cybersecurity key performance indicators (KPIs) measure the efficacy of an organization’s cybersecurity program. In a rapidly changing threat landscape characterized by new identities, environments and attack methods, many potential KPIs exist to track. Measuring too many things can be distracting or misleading, while not measuring enough can create gaps in understanding and protection.

The Hidden Dangers and Opportunities of Generative AI: What Enterprises Need to Know

Since the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, generative AI (genAI) has seen rapid enterprise adoption. According to researchers in the Netskope Threat Labs, as of June 2024, an astonishing 96% of organizations are using various types of genAI apps. This widespread adoption is transforming how businesses operate, but with great power comes great responsibility—and risk.

Azure Administrator Roles and Responsibilities - How to Become an Azure Administrator?

An Azure administrator is an IT specialist who administers, monitors and maintains the Microsoft Azure cloud services and resources. This role encompasses tasks that include deployment and configuring Azure virtual machines and other Azure services, which include databases, storage accounts, and others. It also ensures that the services are secured, performant, and available.