Cybersecurity firms brace for impact of potential Oracle Cloud breach

Cybersecurity firms brace for impact of potential Oracle Cloud breach

As evidence continues to pile up, security providers warn customers to secure networks.

"The World Backup Day should be an opportunity for companies to deal with the epidemic of an invisible cyber risk: Living-off-the-land techniques provide hackers with a well-capped access to IT environments over a longer period of time. Thus, unnoticed backup strategies or plans for recovery can be located before they launch the actual attack. [...] The post Covered attacks make IT security an integral part of a backup strategy first appeared on…

Innovations in Cybersecurity: Lessons from the Last 25 Years and What Lies Ahead

Over the past 25 years, cybersecurity has advanced significantly, driven by global digitalization and the rise of cyber threats. From the introduction of rudimentary firewalls in the 1990s to today’s AI-based solutions, the sector continues to evolve, shaped by new demands and challenges. This article explores the key innovations of this period, including the creation […] The post Innovations in Cybersecurity: Lessons from the Last 25 Years and …

The Biggest Cyber Threats Facing Businesses in 2025

As we move further into 2025, cyber threats are becoming more sophisticated, frequent and damaging than ever before. With businesses increasingly adopting cloud computing, AI, IoT and hybrid work models, cybercriminals are exploiting new vulnerabilities at an alarming rate. From ransomware evolution to AI-driven cyberattacks, let’s explore the biggest cyber threats businesses must be prepared for and how they can defend against them. One of the …

Securing the cloud: Why cyber vigilance must keep pace with innovation

As World Cloud Security Day arrives, businesses face an urgent battle against rising cyber threats, with cloud misconfigurations and AI-driven risks challenging security measures.

Cloud Security Isn't Just Failing—It's Being Outpaced

Something is breaking in cloud security—and not in a subtle way. According to Palo Alto Networks, the rate of serious cloud incidents didn’t just rise in 2024—it exploded, with a 388% increase in high-severity alerts. That’s not a spike; that’s a failure to keep pace.Let’s make one thing clear: this isn't about more low-risk noise or harmless misconfigurations. While low-severity alerts barely budged (up just 10%) and medium-level issues rose mo…