In the past, organisations traditionally stored their data, applications, and resources in on-premises servers located in their building and typically managed by an in-house IT team. However, the modern work landscape has changed significantly, many businesses now prefer to migrate their IT infrastructure from on-premises to servers that are hosted and accessed through the internet, also known as ‘The Cloud’.

In the original Top Gun movie, Tom Cruise famously declared the words, “I feel the need! The need for speed!” At Cato Networks, we also feel the need for speed, and while we’re not breaking the sound barrier at 30,000 feet, we did just break the SASE speed barrier (again!).

The reliance on connected devices in today’s interconnected world has become a necessity for any business wanting to capture and relay timely data to drive efficiency, performance improvements and commercial advantage. Trust in the devices and data is paramount and so it is no surprise to us at Device Authority that the launch of our Keyscaler-as-a-Service solution has been so successful and, this week has achieved us the accolade of Microsoft Rising Azure Technology Partner of the Year.

Cloud adoption has exploded in recent years. Nearly all companies are using cloud solutions, and the vast majority having deployments spanning the platforms of multiple cloud service providers. These complex cloud infrastructures can create significant usability and security challenges for an organization. If security settings are misconfigured, an organization’s cloud infrastructure, services and applications could be potentially vulnerable to exploitation.

Imagine a world where smart systems seamlessly integrate with each other, making decisions and optimizing operations autonomously. This is the power of the Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT), a new technology that combines artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) to create intelligent, connected systems that analyse data, learn, and make decisions. In this blog post, we’ll explore the remarkable potential of AIoT and its applications in various industries.

ChatGPT is a well-known Ai tool that automates different chat services. Many business owners, professionals, and individuals are now using this tool to automate tasks in their lives. It's a convenient tool but not necessarily a secure one. There have been data breaches that began from the ChatGPT service since it was released, and thousands of Americans are being impacted by these breaches now.

With the worldwide popularity of Android and its open-source software, hackers have an increased incentive and opportunity to orchestrate attacks. A Google search for “Android malware” brings up headlines like these, all from the past few days or weeks: SecurityScorecard recently analyzed a specific threat known as the AhMyth RAT (remote access trojan), which made headlines for infiltrating a popular screen recording app on the Google Play Store.