Sebastian Raiffen

A digital siege is underway in American healthcare, forcing a high-stakes confrontation between federal regulators aiming to fortify defenses and the providers who argue those defenses are operationally unbuildable. The healthcare sector is in a state of high alert, caught between escalating

Across the dynamic economies of Southeast and South Asia, a profound technological transformation is compelling businesses to fundamentally rethink their network infrastructure, as the rapid acceleration of digital initiatives, widespread cloud migration, and the establishment of permanent hybrid

The Digital Showdown: A Lawsuit Pitting Data Integrity Against Open Innovation Google’s lawsuit against data scraper SerpApi pits data protection against open innovation. Google accuses the company of illegally harvesting copyrighted search content via fraudulent requests. This case forces a

We're joined today by Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist, to dissect a developing situation that’s putting network perimeters at risk. Recently, SonicWall disclosed a new zero-day vulnerability being actively exploited in the wild. This isn't just a simple flaw; it's being used as part

In a year marked by digital insecurity, a single nation-state actor has managed to account for the vast majority of all cryptocurrency stolen worldwide, turning what was once a fringe activity into a core pillar of its national economic strategy. The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) has

We're joined today by our in-house security and infrastructure specialist, Rupert Marais, to dissect a recent, turbulent event in the developer world. GitHub’s abrupt plan to charge for self-hosted runners—and its even more abrupt reversal—sent shockwaves through the community, igniting a crucial

The digital silence for many SoundCloud users recently was not a new avant-garde track but the jarring sound of a security crisis unfolding in real-time. For days, a growing chorus of frustrated users reported being locked out, met with cryptic "403 forbidden" errors, particularly when using VPNs.

A recently uncovered, maximum-severity zero-day vulnerability in Cisco's Secure Email Gateway is not just a theoretical risk; it is an active threat being exploited by state-sponsored actors, putting corporate networks in immediate and significant danger. A Critical Flaw Uncovered: The Threat to

A security update, designed to protect systems, inadvertently becoming the source of a major operational disruption is a scenario that keeps system administrators awake at night, and this is precisely what has occurred following the release of Microsoft's December 2025 security patches. The update

A security operations center attempting to defend a modern enterprise with only historical data is akin to a driver trying to navigate a high-speed collision course by looking exclusively in the rearview mirror. This backward-facing posture, common in many organizations, creates dangerous blind