Network Security

Can Tech Solve the Cybersecurity Burnout Crisis?
Testing & Security Can Tech Solve the Cybersecurity Burnout Crisis?

When news of a large-scale cyberattack dominates headlines, the focus inevitably lands on sophisticated ransomware gangs or state-sponsored hackers, yet a far more insidious and less visible crisis is unfolding within the very teams tasked with defending against these threats. Cybersecurity

Can a Ransomware Attack Lead to Better Healthcare?
Testing & Security Can a Ransomware Attack Lead to Better Healthcare?

While it sounds like a profound contradiction, a catastrophic cyber-attack can serve as a powerful and unwelcome catalyst, forcing a healthcare institution to confront its deepest vulnerabilities and emerge stronger, more efficient, and fundamentally more secure. The 2022 ransomware attack on

Human-Guided AI Will Redefine Software Testing by 2026
Testing & Security Human-Guided AI Will Redefine Software Testing by 2026

The relentless acceleration of software development, driven by artificial intelligence and continuous deployment cycles, is creating a critical inflection point where the traditional paradigms of quality assurance are no longer sufficient to guarantee reliability. As the industry moves beyond its

Cisco and Palo Alto VPNs Targeted in Coordinated Attack
Testing & Security Cisco and Palo Alto VPNs Targeted in Coordinated Attack

In a stark reminder of the persistent threats facing corporate digital perimeters, a highly coordinated and automated campaign recently subjected enterprise Virtual Private Network (VPN) gateways from industry giants Cisco and Palo Alto Networks to a massive barrage of credential-based login

What Is the New Playbook for Network Security?
Testing & Security What Is the New Playbook for Network Security?

The once-clear lines defining a corporate network have effectively dissolved, giving way to a sprawling and dynamic digital estate that extends far beyond the traditional office walls. Modern business operations are no longer confined within a single, defensible boundary but are instead distributed

Are Misconfigured Devices Your Biggest Security Risk?
Testing & Security Are Misconfigured Devices Your Biggest Security Risk?

A chilling new reality is taking shape across the global cybersecurity landscape, as a sophisticated Russian state-sponsored hacking group has escalated its campaign against the foundational elements of Western critical infrastructure. This entity, associated with the GRU and the notorious Sandworm

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