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API Security: Providing A Common Thread Across Agency Environments

The deadline is approaching for U.S. government agencies to adhere to a Federal zero trust architecture (ZTA) strategy, as outlined in the 2022 Office of Budget Management (OMB) memorandum on Zero Trust cybersecurity principles. By the end of fiscal year 2024, agencies will be required to meet specific cybersecurity standards and objectives, according to the OMB memorandum (M-22-09).

Noname Security Secures Coveted Position on CRN's 2024 Security 100 List

Noname Security announces that CRN, a brand of The Channel Company, has named Noname Security to its Security 100 list. The list recognises leading IT security vendors committed to working hand-in-hand with channel partners to protect businesses from cybersecurity threats.
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2024 Cybersecurity Predictions: The Continued Rise of AI and Regulation

The last 12 months have been seismic for cybersecurity, with successful hacks and breaches continuing to make front-page news. The task of keeping networks and data safe is an ever-evolving one, with hackers and cybersecurity professionals in a constant state of cat-and-mouse as they try to outsmart one another. Events of the past year, including the widespread adoption of, and interest in, AI, as well as new geopolitical challenges, have had a profound impact. They provide some clues as to what 2024 might hold.
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How Unsecured APIs Can Eat Up Retail Revenue

The retail sector has experienced transformational change with the introduction and widespread adoption of digital technology. The sector has seen an extreme level of transformation; from physical storefronts, through the early days of internet retailing, all the way up to the modern retail and eCommerce ecosystem. This transformation has required the adoption of new technology at each stage, with APIs the current foundational building block, enabling the necessary connections between retailers, consumers and the supply chain. However, given the resulting amount of personal identifiable information (PII) on offer, retail is an extremely attractive target for cybercriminals to exploit vulnerabilities for financial gain.