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Network micro-segmentation is a cybersecurity strategy that divides your network into smaller segments to better manage and secure network traffic. This approach helps prevent unauthorised access and limits the spread of threats within the network. In this article, we’ll explore how network micro-segmentation works, its benefits, and how to implement it effectively.

Agentic AI represents the next step in artificial intelligence, moving beyond prediction models and task automation. These intelligent systems can make independent decisions, adapt to new data, and execute complex tasks, setting them apart from standard AI. As businesses incorporate Agentic AI into enterprise software development, they unlock new possibilities for innovation, scalability, and efficiency. However, greater autonomy also brings significant cybersecurity risks.

Healthcare organizations managing multiple websites must protect Protected Health Information (PHI) while complying with HIPAA, HHS regulations, state laws, and global privacy requirements. Feroot DataShield AI provides automated monitoring and protection across distributed healthcare web environments.

The explosion of remote work and digital transformation has unleashed a tidal wave of new systems and software. Even smaller or ‘old-school’ companies are juggling more applications than ever before to keep pace with collaboration and automation in the remote age. Yet, every exciting new system requires login credentials, secrets, and access privileges, creating potential entry points for cybercriminals.

In a world where digital content can be easily manipulated, ensuring the authenticity of media has never been more critical. DataTrails, in collaboration with Imatag, is proud to introduce Proof Portal, the first durable content protection solution combining leading provenance and transparency technology with digital fingerprints and invisible watermarks to authenticate content and defend against modified images and deepfakes.

“Cybersecurity is much more than a matter of IT; it’s a matter of national security.” – Barack Obama. Data breaches are more than simply an IT concern; they may cause significant financial losses, regulatory fines, and reputational damage. Cybercriminals are always devising new ways to steal sensitive data, making it difficult for security teams to detect and mitigate these threats before they cause serious harm. This is where Network Traffic Analysis (NTA) comes in.

Immutable backups (IB) are a robust defense mechanism against the consequences of cyberattacks. The latter can be considered an “evolving constant,” while DevOps environments closely link development and operations. IT teams adopt CI/CD pipelines and centralized applications utilizing multi-cloud deployment. And that usually translates into a growing attack surface (check 2024 DevOps Threats Unwrapped).

The manufacturing sector has long been a favorite target for ransomware actors. However, the true scale of the issue has only recently become apparent: research published in Infosecurity Magazine last December revealed that ransomware attacks on manufacturing companies have caused an estimated $17bn in downtime since 2018. But why is the manufacturing sector so vulnerable? And what can organizations do to protect themselves? Keep reading to find out.

Late last year, Australia’s Cyber Security Act 2024 received Royal Assent and became Law. It was a huge moment for cybersecurity legislation in Australia, serving as the country’s first-ever standalone cybersecurity law, addressing key legislative gaps, and bringing the country in line with international best practices. But what’s included in the Act? And what does it mean for businesses? Keep reading to find out.

Cybercrime has rapidly evolved, and one of the most dangerous models that has emerged in recent years is malware as a service (MaaS). This criminal business model allows anyone without advanced programming knowledge to deploy highly effective malware campaigns by paying a subscription or a one-time fee. MaaS democratizes access to malicious tools and amplifies both the quantity and sophistication of cyberattacks.