Addressing the challenges of web app cyberattacks means combining isolation-based protection with detection-based response, right from the start.

As cyberattacks and data breaches increase, employees must be capable of identifying and preventing cyberattacks. The right kind of training can help.

Immutability and air gapping provide effective ways to outsmart cybercriminals and defend against ransomware attacks that target vital backup data.

Physical security and IT teams need to work together when it comes to securing organizational networks and physical security technology.

Hospitality security leaders should focus on emergency plans, incident reporting and employee communication when looking to improve worker safety.

Physical security helps prevent unauthorized persons from entering data facilities to steal intellectual property or harm people or property.

Companies that prioritize end-to-end security across every digital transaction will set their company up for success and protect customers.

Protecting critical infrastructure from cyberattacks continues to grow in importance, and the next sector of interest is water supply and storage.  

The connected nature of today’s IT ecosystems increases the risks associated with shadow IT, the act of using unapproved third-party apps and software.

Data loss prevention (DLP) is among the new generation of defenses against cyberattacks, especially when part of a multi-layered security strategy.