Every organisation has tons of sensitive information stored in the cloud. The unanticipated surge in remote work resulted in an increase in the amount of information stored in the cloud. According to TechJury, 67% of enterprise infrastructure is cloud-based.
Cyberthreats continue to evolve, causing trillions of dollars in losses. There will be a 76% increase in cybersecurity breaches by 2024, according to StealthLabs. A report by IBM states that it took an average of 287 days to identify and contain a data breach in 2021.
What is shadow IT? Shadow IT refers to the use of any application, device, or cloud service in an organisation without explicit approval from the IT department. This usually happens when employees find more efficient tools in the market than the approved solutions.
The complexity of cybersecurity threats has increased over the years. Additionally, the number of attack surfaces that can be used by cybercriminals has expanded phenomenally with the rise in remote and hybrid workplace models.
Our log management solution, EventLog Analyzer, has had yet another busy year. Being named in the 2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for SIEM for the fifth time was one of the high points. We also had the satisfaction of helping many organisations ensure their overall cybersecurity health with new features to meet evolving demands.
Decrypt the science behind ransomware with this definitive guide. Learn how a ransomware attack spreads through a network with initial exploitation, malcode installation, backup destruction, file encryption, and finally extortion.
The cyberworld has witnessed and defended against several forms of attacks. Some of the most common ones known to disrupt a network include credential stealing, malware installations, worms and viruses, and insider threats. In order to execute these attacks successfully, attackers often use different tools and techniques.
In a world of automation, computers and the data on them have become the backbone of many organisations. But data is a double-edged sword. It can be leveraged by organisations to improve operations, but in the wrong hands, it can be a deadly weapon for hackers. So how do organisations ensure their data is safe?
On July 2, 2021, the cybersecurity world woke up to yet another ransomware attack—this time, the victim was Kaseya, a software enterprise that provides IT management solutions predominantly to managed service providers (MSPs). The attack made a huge impact, affecting several MSPs and thousands of their customers.
Did you know that nearly 560,000 new instances of malware are detected every day? As cybersecurity advances, threat actors develop malware with new tricks that exploit weaknesses in an IT environment.
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