What makes cloud firewalls worth paying attention to
Cloud infrastructure has become the backbone of modern business operations. As more workloads shift to public and hybrid cloud environments, […]
Cloud infrastructure has become the backbone of modern business operations. As more workloads shift to public and hybrid cloud environments, […]
Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) tools are essential for organizations looking to secure their cloud infrastructure. With the rise in
A new phishing campaign is sweeping through Meta platforms (Facebook and Instagram), targeting gamers excited about the leaked Battlefield 6 beta. Launched in the wake of gameplay and release rumors on July 28, the scam uses fake ads to lure victims into handing over their Steam login credentials via a fraudulent login page.
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The agency confiscated 20.28 BTC in proceeds linked to a ransomware operator known as “Hors,” according to the FBI’s Dallas Field Office. The seizure took place April 15 and was formally recorded July 24 via a civil forfeiture complaint from the US Department of Justice.
“The seized funds were traced to a cryptocurrency address allegedly associated with a member of t
In today’s hyper-connected digital world, cyber threats have grown in complexity, scale, and destructiveness. At the heart of many of
Some engineers build software. Some build systems. A few rare ones quietly build the stage everyone else performs on – and never
Article 5 of the UK GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) sets out six key data processing principles – sometimes informally
Article 5 of the UK GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) sets out six key data processing principles – sometimes informally referred to as data protection principles. These underpin all personal data processing and serve as a practical framework for ensuring compliance. This blog post outlines each of the six principles, explains how they apply in practice and offers guidance on how to demonstrate compliance. What are the GDPR data processing principles? Lawfulness, fairness and transparency Organisations must process personal data in a way that is: These obligations require you to think about how you collect data, what individuals are told
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