What would you do if your most sensitive data—your Social Security number, health records, and bank account details—fell into the wrong hands? This alarming situation has become a reality for over 2 million individuals affected by a recent significant cyberattack on Ahold Delhaize USA. The company,
In today's fast-evolving cybersecurity landscape, organizations grapple with the challenge of maintaining compliance while combating increasingly sophisticated threats. A prevalent pitfall involves equating compliance with protection, which can lead to a false sense of security. With the surge of
Non-Human Identity Management (NHI) has emerged as a pivotal development in the realm of cybersecurity, reshaping how organizations manage the vast landscape of non-human digital identities. With this trend gaining traction, there's an urgent need to evaluate its progress. This overview examines
Cyber threats have emerged as a significant concern for organizations globally, with phishing, in particular, being a dominant method employed by malicious actors. Companies have traditionally relied on phishing awareness training to bolster employee vigilance against these deceptive tactics.
The evolution of Security Operations Centers (SOCs) has been marked by the rapid integration of artificial intelligence to combat increasingly sophisticated cybersecurity threats. Traditional methods, relying on pre-trained AI models, have proved inadequate in addressing dynamic and unpredictable
Consider a world where cutting-edge artificial intelligence brings both promise and risk. The deployment of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in AI ecosystems globally unveils an unforeseen conundrum. Designed to enhance connectivity and significantly broaden AI’s capabilities, they might
