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What Is RPO (Recovery Point Objective)? Meaning, Importance, and Best Practices

Every business expects smooth operations without any downtime and data loss. But that happens only in a perfect world. In the real world, systems go down and data gets lost, forcing teams to work on recovery plans. But how do recovery plans work? For that, it’s important to understand Recovery Point Objective (RPO), a key part of any disaster recovery or business continuity strategy.

How to monitor MCP server activity for security risks

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a popular framework for connecting AI agents to data sources, such as APIs and databases. Because this technology is still new and evolving, its security standards are also in the early stages. This means that MCP servers are susceptible to misuse, so teams building and running them internally need visibility into server interactions to keep their environments safe from attacks.

Fintech compliance: A guide to risks and regulations in 2025

While fintech has helped streamline operations for financial institutions and everyday consumers, it has also introduced new risks that you must account for. According to the CyberCube Global Threat Outlook H1-2024, fintech is one of the top five sectors with the highest exposure to cybersecurity threats.

Smarter Support, Safer Systems: How AI Service Desks and Intent Signals Boost Security & Revenue

Support isn't just about solving customer issues but it's about safeguarding every digital interaction. As remote work expands and customer expectations rise, service desks have quietly become the frontlines of both user experience and cybersecurity. Yet, many organizations still rely on outdated, manual workflows that leave room for breaches, data exposure, or simply delayed responses that frustrate users and erode trust.

Leveraging AI-Driven Diversity Hiring Software to Eliminate Bias in Recruitment

Building a diverse workforce is no longer just a goal; it's a proven strategy for success. Diverse teams are more innovative and achieve better financial results. However, creating a truly fair and inclusive hiring process can be challenging. Many companies lack the right tools to overcome hidden biases. This is where AI-powered diversity hiring software comes in, offering a powerful solution to level the playing field and help you build the strongest, most representative team possible.

Certifications That Matter: Is PRINCE 2 Right for Your Team?

Are you looking for a way to bring more structure and success to your projects? The PRINCE 2 (Projects IN Controlled Environments) methodology is a globally practised approach to project management. Firmly established as a leading method, it provides a practical and accessible framework that ensures projects deliver beneficial outcomes. For any team seeking to enhance its project governance and adopt a consistent, process-driven approach, understanding PRINCE 2 is the first step toward greater efficiency and control.

HIPAA Security Rule updates: A proposed 15day patch mandate for critical vulnerabilities

Healthcare is facing a new urgency curve. Proposed updates to the HIPAA Security Rule for 2025 include a definitive patching clock: Remediate critical vulnerabilities within 15 calendar days of identifying the need—if a patch is available—or within 15 days of a patch becoming available. This means SecOps and ITOps teams managing clinical workstations, back-end servers, and multi-OS estates across hospitals and clinics might need to revise their patching cycles to stay compliant.

The Blueprint: How MSSPs Can Build a Profitable Pentest-as-a-Service (PtaaS) Offering

The latest 2025 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) reveals a striking shift: exploitation of vulnerabilities has surged to become the initial access vector in approximately 20% of breaches, a 34% increase over the prior year. In an environment where cyber threats evolve faster than patch cycles, enterprises no longer view penetration testing as a checkbox exercise.

Managing False Positives in Multi-Client MSSP WAF Deployments

Managing Web Application Firewall (WAF) rules across multiple clients is one of the most critical yet challenging tasks for MSSPs. While WAFs are essential for blocking malicious traffic and protecting applications, overly aggressive rules can trigger false positives, blocking legitimate requests, and disrupting client operations. For MSSPs false positives can lead to operational inefficiencies, client dissatisfaction, and even revenue loss.