Infrastructure & Network Security

Today we’re joined by our in-house security specialist, Rupert Marais. We’ll explore the high-stakes world of zero-day vulnerabilities, prompted by Google's recent critical Chrome update, and then pivot to the personal issue of online privacy through the lens of website cookies and consent. The

With the rise of enterprise AI, a new class of vulnerabilities is emerging that sidesteps traditional security measures entirely. The recent ‘GeminiJack’ flaw in Google’s Gemini Enterprise is a prime example, a zero-click vulnerability that could turn a company’s own AI assistant into a tool for

A critical, four-year-old vulnerability like Log4Shell was downloaded over 40 million times this year, a startling statistic that highlights a deeply rooted and persistent challenge within the global software supply chain. This phenomenon represents a "corrosive risk"—the insidious danger of known,

In an unprecedented move that pits the centuries-old authority of the British legal system against the borderless anarchy of the dark web, a UK High Court injunction has become the last line of defense for stolen NHS patient data. Barts Health NHS Trust, reeling from a significant data breach, has

Beyond the Breach: An Introduction to a New Era of Digital Risk In an increasingly digitized world where a single unpatched software component can trigger a domino effect across global industries, the nature of cyber risk has fundamentally transformed from a series of isolated incidents into a

In the world of enterprise technology, few systems carry the weight and history of IBM's Db2. For over four decades, this database has been the dependable "warhorse" for mission-critical applications, particularly in the banking sector. But in an era dominated by cloud-native architecture and