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Cybersecurity has transformed in the last 18 months, with the zero trust model becoming the industry standard, according to a report.

Mainframe-reliant organisations in Australia and New Zealand must implement multifactor authentication to protect against cyberthreats.

Extended detection and response (XDR) has become the white-hot name in the security world, writes Anomali senior VP and GM Stree Naidu.

The company has completed a ‘significant architectural redesign’ of its security in collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS).

BeyondTrust's CTO, Marc Maiffret, discusses the recently released BeyondTrust Malware Threat Report 2021 in a TechDay interview.

Businesses should prioritise utilisation of readily available authentication technologies to prevent the ongoing phishing threat.

The MDR service offers customers remotely delivered security operation centre capabilities, which can be used to respond to threats.

The two new tools will give customers access to ‘comprehensive prevention, detection, and response protection across the attack surface’.

The hybrid workplace model is here to stay as companies embrace remote work. Digital identity and security are key considerations for success.

Given the massive amounts of data enterprises hold, it may seem like an impossible task to prove what data was accessed and by whom. It isn’t.

PAM can offer insight into risks that may be adjusted depending on the threat landscape, writes ThycoticCentrify chief security scientist Joseph Carson.

WatchGuard Technologies is a cybersecurity company specialising in endpoint security, secure Wi-Fi, multi-factor authentication, and network intelligence.

By implementing behavioural analytics and smart password practices, security teams can thwart credential-based attacks across the organisation.

Implementing advanced threat protection (ATP) as part of a zero trust SASE architecture is an important step in proactively blocking known and zero-day threats.

Ransomware threat actors are using a 'name-and-shame' approach, increasing pressure on victims to pay up, warns cybersecurity expert.

When teams have a clear view of all assets and treat them equally, then they are much closer to stopping attacks in their tracks.

It is critical to understand how effective each security product is in stopping the new tactics that the hackers have been using since COVID-19.

Supply chain attacks show no sign of slowing down. But the right combination of platforms can help organisations get ahead of the threat.

Skybox Security's latest research reveals a 46% increase in new vulnerabilities in operational technology (OT) devices, putting critical infrastructure at risk.

With the push to zero trust, we have a rare opportunity to fix today’s pressing cybersecurity issues and build a better model of thinking about cybersecurity.