The rapid advancement of technology brings both immense opportunities and pressing challenges, particularly within the realm of datacenters, which are the digital powerhouses of our online world but also significant energy consumers. As organizations increasingly rely on artificial intelligence
Microsoft, a global leader in technology, recently experienced significant cybersecurity breaches that have prompted a proactive response to bolster security measures. The company has launched several strategic initiatives to address vulnerabilities and reinforce its defenses. Named the Secure
Mobile phishing and other malicious activities targeting enterprise environments have surged alarmingly. The Lookout Mobile Threat Landscape Report for Q2 2024 has shown a dramatic increase in mobile threats, evidencing a 70% year-over-year (YOY) rise in phishing attempts aimed at mobile devices.
In today's digital age, UK organizations face an array of cybersecurity and connectivity challenges. Research by TeamViewer, involving 500 business leaders across six countries, sheds light on the vulnerabilities and perceptions of UK businesses concerning their cybersecurity resilience. With
The digital transformation of businesses and the increasing complexity of cyber threats have shifted the need for more robust and adaptive security measures. Traditional endpoint and network defenses alone are no longer sufficient; instead, identity-centric security measures have become crucial.
Two-factor authentication (2FA) has become a fundamental part of online security strategies. While it adds a robust layer of defense, it is not foolproof. Cybercriminals continually devise ways to bypass it, making it essential for users to constantly improve their 2FA security. 2FA involves using
