Jeffrey Kok, Vice President, Solution Engineers, Asia Pacific & Japan at CyberArk shares his 2026 predictions for the cybersecurity industry - outlining why identity and innovation in governance will be key to organisational survival as organisations face the risks of autonomous AI agents and shrinking certificate lifespans.
In Episode 7 of the DevSecOops podcast, hosts Tom Walker, Scott Fletcher, and James Vincent sat down with Matt Preswick, Principal Solutions Engineer at Wiz APJ, to unpack ...
Introduction
With the end of the financial year (EOFY) fast approaching, it’s more important now than ever for businesses to be even more vigilant and take stock of their ...
In the latest episode of the DevSecOops podcast, hosts Tom Walker and Scott Fletcher discussed three of the most talked about topics in enterprise IT including Kubernetes, ...
Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) are the unsung heroes of cybersecurity. There are many myths about their role and function. Contrary to popular belief they don’t ...
As Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly being embedded into software development, organisations must ensure they understand the cyber security risks that come with ...
The orchestration layer of the Agentic Security Platform unites intelligent agents to coordinate real-time agent-to-agent and analyst-to-agent collaboration
New Falcon for XIoT innovations bring deeper industrial and OT telemetry into the Falcon platform, eliminating blind spots and complexity across environments
• Cisco IQ brings real-time insights, on-demand assessments, troubleshooting and personalized learning, automation and agents from across professional services and support ...
Delivers privilege controls, visibility and compliance for the new class of AI agent identities. | Extends CyberArk’s identity security capabilities to secure AI-driven ...
The Q3 2025 Phishing Simulation Roundup reveals people interacted most with emails that impersonated colleagues or referenced internal systems or topics
JFrog Security Research team demonstrates CVE-2025-11953 allows unauthenticated attackers to remotely execute code on developers’ machines, putting organisations at risk
