As modern society becomes increasingly dependent on interconnected devices, the silent, invisible computers embedded within critical infrastructure—from power grids and medical devices to autonomous vehicles and industrial robotics—have emerged as a significant and often unprotected attack surface.
As a security specialist with deep expertise in endpoint security and cyber strategy, Rupert Marais has a unique vantage point on the evolving landscape of digital threats. We sat down with him to dissect a recent, sophisticated supply chain attack that shifts the focus from individual developers
The digital architecture that underpins modern society is not collapsing under the weight of sophisticated, unprecedented cyber weapons; rather, it is being systematically dismantled by the exploitation of small, often mundane security flaws. A critical paradox defines the current cybersecurity
The relentless pursuit of a single pane of glass in cybersecurity has ironically led many organizations to stare into a shattered mirror of disjointed tools and fragmented workflows. This research summary explores the growing disillusionment with the prevailing "mega-platform" model and argues for
Silently assembling in the digital shadows, a vast and ever-growing army of compromised devices stands ready to launch devastating cyberattacks at a moment's notice. This is the alarming reality of botnets, a persistent threat that has evolved from a simple nuisance into a sophisticated force
The rapid integration of artificial intelligence into software development has created an unprecedented surge in productivity, yet beneath this surface of efficiency, a complex and hazardous new security landscape is rapidly taking shape. As development teams race to leverage AI for a competitive
