Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

The NIS2 Directive (NIS2) is now in effect, but some organizations still haven’t taken action – risking a sharp reckoning as the directive marks a major shift in compliance requirements. Compared to other cybersecurity legislation, NIS2 is less about ticking compliance boxes and more of a ground-up rethink of an organization’s entire security posture, especially when it comes to privileged access. We’ve seen this before with GDPR.

The management of non-human identities (NHI) presents unique challenges that many identity and access management professionals are still learning to navigate. Service accounts, provisioned accounts, and automated system credentials require governance approaches that differ significantly from traditional user management.

At ThreatQuotient a Securonix company, we’ve cracked the code on how to use threat intelligence to simplify security operations. It involves using automation and AI to accelerate and improve threat intelligence management to help teams work smarter, not harder. Our ThreatQ Platform provides a data-driven way to streamline the threat intelligence lifecycle – a structured process for collecting, analyzing, distributing, and honing threat intelligence to improve defenses.

AI is now part of customer service, product design, operations, and decision making. That reach brings real benefits, and it also surfaces personal and sensitive data in new places. It raises the question: How do we ship useful AI while protecting people and meeting laws? This guide helps you understand AI and data privacy as one practice through core principles, common pitfalls, practical controls, and a step by step plan to build privacy into your AI stack from the start.

In the world of identity security, organizations evaluating solutions want to understand why CyberArk stands out as the top choice. Leaders aren’t just looking for a rundown of capabilities – they want to understand what peers across industries are choosing and why.

API security breaches have reached a crisis point, with 57% of organizations experiencing API-related breaches in the past two years. Only 13% of organizations can prevent more than 50% of API attacks, while 84% of security professionals experienced an API security incident in the past year. The average cost to remediate API incidents was $591,404 in the United States, increasing to $832,801 in the financial services sector.

Over the past few years, software has undergone a significant shift in how businesses approach security. The old model of responding to problems after the fact is no longer viable; organisations are moving to a security-first approach, where security is a priority throughout the entire development process. However, this transition is more than just a timing change; it is a complete reevaluation of how security aligns with development and operations.

How AI can transform even Microsoft's own documentation to meet its style standards.

Scams are getting slick, but your best defense is still fast, calm thinking. In one minute, you can scan any email, text, or DM and decide if it’s safe. Use the checklist below, then save the quick steps for what to do if you already clicked.