Choosing a reliable cybersecurity solution that prevents security breaches and ensures secure remote access to employees is highly important. With the increasing cybersecurity concerns, organisations have started enforcing network security precautions, mainly because the organisation's infrastructure and facilities are the common targets of cyber attackers. These cyberattacks and ransomware attacks

How organisations and businesses operate has changed, regardless of how long it has been since the global pandemic affected the world. Zero Trust is amongst the hottest trends in the enterprise cybersecurity network, and many organisations worldwide are inclining toward its adoption for maximum network security. However, despite its growing

With the continuation of remote working environments and employees working from home, there has been a steep increase in cybersecurity attacks and online threats. Cyberattackers attempt to steal employees’ login information to hack into the enterprise network and exploit its resources. One such common attack is Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)

The accelerating digital transformation to the cloud and increasing cybersecurity threats call for a secure remote network and application access solutions. While the hybrid and remote working environment benefits organisations in terms of operational expenses and more—remote workers caused security breaches in 20% of organisations. This is where the

Zero Trust Segmentation is a cyber security architecture that believes in the “never trust, always verify” approach. This network security model allows you to segment your network up to individual workloads and provide limited access to users. Zero Trust Segmentation adoption thus  Ensuring multi-factor authentication, Zero Trust Segmentation protects your

What is Lateral movement? Lateral movement is when attackers gain access to one part of the network and then navigate across the network leaving the entire network vulnerable. In this blog, we will explore more on lateral movement in cybersecurity, its impact and prevention. Once inside the network, hackers can