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How Dining Technology Ensures Security and Innovation in the Food Industry

In today's world, technology plays a critical role in almost every sector, and the dining industry is no exception. From customer experience to backend management, restaurants and cafes increasingly rely on digital systems. But with innovation comes the need for security - ensuring that both businesses and their customers are protected. That's why resources such as Dining-Technology.com are vital, offering insights into how the food sector adopts secure and efficient solutions.
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Building a Resilient Enterprise That Combines High Availability with Disaster Recovery

In today's hyper-connected digital economy, uptime is critical, and while downtime is inconvenient, it also poses a threat to reputation, revenue, and customer trust.Enterprises are expected to deliver seamless, uninterrupted services around the clock. But while many organisations invest heavily in high availability (HA) infrastructure, they often overlook the equally critical need for disaster recovery (DR). Because ensuring your systems are available is different from ensuring they are recoverable.

Inside Wallarm Security Edge: Instant Protection at the API Edge

APIs are now the beating heart of digital infrastructure. But as they have risen in importance, they’ve also become prime targets for attackers. Complex, often poorly understood API behaviors present rich opportunities for exploitation, and too often, security teams are left scrambling to protect critical infrastructure with outdated tools or cumbersome deployments. Wallarm’s Security Edge is the answer to this problem.

Securing AI and LLMs: A New Security Paradigm

Securing AI and LLMs: A New Security Paradigm When interacting with AI tools like ChatGPT, it's clear that there's a thought process behind their responses. But what happens when an attacker hijacks that process? In this clip from "Securing AI Part 2: What Makes Protecting AI a Unique Challenge?", A10 Networks' security leaders — Jamison Utter, Madhav Aggarwal, and Diptanshu Purwar — discuss this new security paradigm.

Cloud Ransomware: How Storm-0501 Hackers Are Redefining Data Extortion

Ransomware is no longer confined to on-premise networks. A recent report from Microsoft reveals how Storm-0501, a notorious threat group, has pivoted its focus from traditional device encryption to cloud-based ransomware attacks. By exploiting native cloud features, these attackers bypass conventional malware defenses, exfiltrate sensitive data, destroy backups, and extort organizations—all without deploying traditional ransomware encryptors.

Cloud Ransomware Attack: Storm-0501's Azure Tactics and How to Defend

Cloud adoption has transformed how organizations store and secure critical data—but it has also created new opportunities for attackers. A recent campaign by Storm-0501, a financially motivated ransomware group, highlights how devastating a cloud ransomware attack can be when backups and recovery measures fail.

Introducing Astra's API Security Platform: See Every API, Secure Every Endpoint, Stop Breaches Before They Begin

APIs have quietly become the new first point of failure. They run the workflows your customers see, as well as the ones they never do. Every transaction, every authentication, every AI-driven feature is stitched together through APIs. That same interconnection has made them one of the most consistently underprotected parts of modern infrastructure. The numbers show the shift.

August Release Rollup: AI-Powered Agents, Egnyte to Egnyte Connector 2-Way Sync, and More

We’re excited to share new updates and enhancements for August, including: For more information on these updates and others, please read the complete list below and follow the links for more detailed articles.

Automating threat analysis and response with Cloudy

Security professionals everywhere face a paradox: while more data provides the visibility needed to catch threats, it also makes it harder for humans to process it all and find what's important. When there’s a sudden spike in suspicious traffic, every second counts. But for many security teams — especially lean ones — it’s hard to quickly figure out what’s going on. Finding a root cause means diving into dashboards, filtering logs, and cross-referencing threat feeds.