A unified identity security strategy not only reduces risk but also enables organisations to innovate with greater confidence. As companies continue to adopt AI, automation, and cloud-native architectures, those with strong identity security will be better positioned to scale securely and minimise identity-based risks.
Evaluating cyber security vendors through the lens of their vulnerability management practices - including frequency, severity, and time-to-patch - is no longer optional. ...
"It takes years to build trust, but only minutes for a breach to break it."
Cybersecurity is no longer only a technical concern. It is a leadership imperative that has a ...
Cybersecurity has a communication problem: CISOs still speak in technical jargon while boards listen for financial impact. This byline reframes cyber risk as a business ...
Introduction
Gone are the days that cyber threats and attacks are the work of elite hackers, or those who have deep coding skills, nation state support, and unique access to ...
Organisations must detect, investigate, and respond to threats faster than ever. Success depends on measuring the right threat intelligence metrics which are those that can ...
Ransomware has entered a new phase in 2025—faster, more unpredictable, and increasingly targeting APAC. Reactive security no longer works and organisations must adopt ...
Commvault has launched a new set of AI-driven capabilities aimed at helping organisations adopt agentic AI while maintaining control over data, governance, and cyber ...
Sophos today released findings from a global, vendor-agnostic study (based on responses from 5,000 organisations across 17 countries), examining one of cybersecurity’s most ...
