In our last blog, we discussed the many challenges faced by telecom organisations in this ever-changing regulatory and technical landscape. While it is clear to see the challenges the industry faces in this digital world, there’s also a unique opportunity to solve the many problems that hold them back.

GitGuardian and CyberArk are unlocking new use cases–explore the first-ever integration between a secrets management and secrets detection solution for unparalleled secrets protection in DevOps.

Since January 13th, 2024, our Threat Intelligence team has seen a steep rise in the number of fraudulent payment attacks using Venmo. By hacking existing or setting up new Venmo accounts, cybercriminals are using legitimate Venmo communications to trick users into approving fraudulent payments.

At Cato our number one goal has always been to simplify networking and security, we even wrote it on a cake once so it must be true: Figure 1 – A birthday cake Applying this principle to our XDR offering, we aimed at reducing the complexity of analyzing security and network incidents, using a data-driven approach that is based on the vast amounts of data we see across our global network and collect into our data lake.

Fireblocks now offers instant fiat-to-crypto transfers across 5 of the most highly-transacted global fiat currencies, thanks to our integration with BCB Group. This advancement leverages the BLINC network, providing Fireblocks customers with the ability to quickly fund their exchange accounts and facilitate 24/7 fiat movement between trading venues and counterparties.

On January 16, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) sent out a Cybersecurity Advisory (CSA) about active threat actors deploying the AndroxGh0st malware. This is significant as cyber criminals are actively using this malware to target Laravel (CVE-2018-15133) (an open source PHP framework).env files and obtain credentials for various high profile applications like Office365, SendGrid, and Twilio.

This blog post explores what endpoint devices are and why businesses of all sizes should be prioritizing endpoint security.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a European Union law that governs how companies may collect and use the personal data of EU residents. It establishes standards that help ensure that this data is not stored, handled or shared in a way that would expose individuals to risk. The law also specifies how organizations must respond in case of a data breach.

Nowadays, most of the applications are deployed on containers and orchestrated using Kubernetes or similar technology. Due to this, the performance, stability, and scalability are highly increased. But, it also widens up the attack surface if proper security controls, techniques, tools, and practices are not followed/used. So, if your application is running on containers or if you are thinking about deploying containers, then learning about container security best practices is a must.

Organizations are increasingly adopting cloud technologies, mainly to secure their sensitive data. But are these cloud infrastructures so secure? We all know that companies worldwide are challenged by the ongoing volume of evolving security threats and by retaining qualified professionals to respond to these threats. On average, large organizations get approximately 17,000 security alerts a week, and it takes 99 days to discover security breaches.