Drones are becoming ubiquitous. They are sold as toys, used in industry, and as weapons of war, so the possibility of one becoming co-opted by a threat actor could result in severe damage, disruption of services, or data theft. In response, CISA and the FBI released a notification and guidance on Chinese-manufactured unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) aka drones, that could have vulnerabilities enabling data theft or that could facilitate network compromises.

Whether you’re a Halloween or comic con fan, dressing up as your favorite character is something you’ve probably done at least once in your life. As a kid, you were excited to put on that flimsy Batman mask and cape, thinking you looked just like the hero you saw on the movie screen. As an adult, getting or making the most move-accurate costume may allow other people to think that you are the actor in disguise.

Organizations are increasingly reliant on complex systems and vast amounts of sensitive data, which makes them attractive targets for cybercriminals. However, while external threats are often in the spotlight, insider risks posed by privileged users who have elevated access to critical systems and sensitive information often goes unnoticed.

Is cyber risk insurable? That question is often at the heart of the debate about the future of the cyber insurance industry. One of the primary drivers of that question is the insurance industry’s challenges when managing systemic cyber risk since many believe that systemic cyber risk has the potential to bankrupt the industry. While there hasn’t been a catastrophic cyber incident that has proven the skeptics right, there have been several close calls.

As digital threats grow increasingly sophisticated, organizations must stay ahead by adopting advanced strategies to manage and mitigate vulnerabilities. This necessity has driven significant changes in how remediation operations are conducted, emphasizing the importance of continuous improvement and innovation. Seemplicity’s 2024 Remediation Operations Report revealed several key trends and practices that are shaping the future of remediation operations.

IoT enterprise solutions involve using interconnected devices and sensors within business operations to enhance efficiency, productivity, and real-time decision-making. This article will guide you through the growing market, infrastructure components, and the key benefits for businesses. We will also share real-world applications, emerging trends, and steps for successful implementation.

Managed Cloud Security is an IT model that involves outsourcing the monitoring and security operations of cloud-based infrastructure to specialised third-party providers. This enables internal IT teams to concentrate on proactive initiatives rather than being bogged down by day-to-day security management, making it a strategic choice for organisations of all sizes. This approach integrates automation to enhance data breach protection, providing real-time threat alerts and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Summer is here, bringing thoughts of the beach, travel, and relaxation. However, summer isn’t without its chores; gardens need work, and summer houses require maintenance. Sometimes these chores can be enjoyable and even therapeutic, but most importantly, they keep our projects in good condition, allowing us to unwind and enjoy the summer months.

Have you thought about how you can keep your Tines stories short and efficient? Use rules in your Webhook Action to create events based on specific requests. Events are only created when a rule is matched. When you want to focus on a specific result, customize response action options or filter out requests with regex that do not match your criteria.