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2020 alone accounted for 85% of the business enterprises using collaboration platforms (Microsoft 365, in this case) and SAAS productivity tools, falling prey to data breaches. And, before you start reconsidering your digital transformation initiative and agendas, you must know that these breaches were related to a leak in email

The latest survey revealed that more than 90% of people use security software as a cybersecurity best practice and around 90% of them run the software updates regularly. But, what would happen if the software they trust and update regularly falls victim to a cyberattack? Or, if their perimeter security

While the inter-connectivity of businesses, networks, and companies is increasing at a break-neck pace, the reliability and security of this intensely connected system are under constant scanner. Stats report that every 14 seconds, a business organization falls victim to cyber-attacks and the picture gets murkier with every episode like Kaseya

As digital association and the online interest of individuals grow, identity becomes the key element as it is increasingly surrounded by everything we do in our daily lives. Want to play a game from the same level which you played the last time? Desperate to shop the items you left

In early 2021, supply chain attacks, such as the SolarWinds and Accellion incidents, made headlines. Cyber attackers exploited weak security protocols at third-party vendors to penetrate an organization’s networks and systems. Supply Chain Attacks happen when one of your trusted vendors is compromised, and access to your environment is

In May 2021, by signing an administrative framework in order to significantly change how they handle cybersecurity, the Biden Administration created cyber security history. The five-pronged plan by the Biden administration to modernize and consolidate the cyber defense of the country seems just the right step to tackle the recent

With the organizations deploying various technological capabilities and programs such as virtual private networks (VPN) and virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) when working remotely, the prime concern of security always remains there. These tools invite security risks to an organization and the possibility of a greater attack accrues with minimal centralized

Introduction In this digitally-focused world, protecting your data becomes an important aspect for any individual or company. With cybersecurity threats and hacking cases on the rise, it has become more important than ever for companies to improvise their cybersecurity checklist. But mere improvisation is not enough. We need a strong

We are pleased to announce the launch of the InstaSafe consultative Zero Trust Assessment tool, been designed to gauge the Zero Trust readiness of modern enterprise security setups, and make recommendations for implementing a Zero Trust model. Zero Trust has become synonymous with better security and has been associated with

Remote access is no longer optional. Organizations around the world are trying to maintain efficiency and productivity, but are struggling with security and data protection. Traditionally, Virtual Private Networks (VPN), Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), and Virtualization or Virtual Machines have sufficed as temporary arrangements to help employees work remotely. However,

User Activity Monitoring software monitors users' actions in the workplace across computers, networks, and the web. To identify and stop insider threats, today's distributed companies must know how their people interact with the firm's resources and data. Mainly, mature security companies use UAM solutions to proactively and continually assess risk.