Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Cyber security is essential. Cyber attacks can have devastating consequences for all businesses, regardless of size, including financial losses, reputational damage and loss of customer trust. Cyber Essentials accreditation can help you improve your business’s overall cyber security posture. Developed by the UK Government’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), Cyber Essentials is a certification programme that helps organisations protect themselves against common cyber threats.

Netwrix Endpoint Protector has won the 2024 Cybersecurity Excellence Award for Data Loss Prevention, underscoring its ability to protect sensitive data across Windows, macOS, and Linux. With capabilities like device control, content-aware protection, enforced encryption, and eDiscovery, it safeguards hybrid workforces against insider threats, accidental leaks, and malicious exfiltration while supporting compliance at scale.

As billions of connected devices come online across industries and various sectors such as smart cities, consumer electronics, and healthcare, organisations face increasing pressure to comply with global IoT security regulations. Cyber threats are no longer isolated incidents; they are systemic risks that can disrupt healthcare, transportation, energy, and manufacturing.

Netwrix has been named Market Leader in Data Loss Prevention at the 2024 Global InfoSec Awards, recognizing Netwrix Endpoint Protector as a trusted enterprise-grade DLP solution. With capabilities like device and USB control, content-aware protection, enforced encryption, and cross-platform coverage, Endpoint Protector safeguards sensitive data across hybrid environments, strengthens compliance, and reduces the risk of breaches and insider misuse.

The Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem is expanding rapidly, connecting billions of devices across industries. While this connectivity drives efficiency and innovation, it also introduces massive cyber risks. The IoT ecosystem is an interconnected environment of devices, systems, and technologies, making security especially complex. Attackers are increasingly using automation and artificial intelligence (AI) to launch sophisticated attacks at scale.

Mobile app security can’t afford surface-level assessments. To truly verify how apps handle compromise, security teams must venture deeper, and in the iOS world, that means jailbreaking. Jailbreaking an iOS device grants pentesters the access required to uncover weaknesses otherwise invisible under Apple's sandboxing model. By removing Apple’s built-in restrictions, testers gain deeper access to system files, APIs, and hidden behaviors that standard tools can’t expose.