Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Why Managed Detection and Response (MDR) is Now Mission-Critical

The digital landscape across Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan) (APEJ) is characterized by rapid growth in the acceptance of Managed Detection and Response (MDR), and driven by a corresponding surge in cyber threats, according to IDC’s just released report IDC MarketScape: Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) Managed Detection and Response Services 2025 Vendor Assessment. IDC recognized Trustwave, A LevelBlue Company, as a Leader in the report.

Inside the Crimson Collective Attack Chain-and How to Break It with Zero Standing Privileges

New details are emerging in recent weeks on how the Crimson Collective threat group has been conducting a large-scale campaign targeting Amazon Web Services cloud environments. Recent reports highlight how easily the attackers progressed once they obtained valid credentials. The Crimson Collective claims to have exfiltrated ~570 GB across ~28,000 internal GitLab projects; Red Hat has confirmed access to a Consulting GitLab instance but hasn’t verified the full scope of those claims.

Wallarm: API Security Platform of the Year 2025

2025 has been one of Wallarm’s biggest years yet. In the last few months alone, we unveiled our industry-first API Revenue Protection capability, launched our next-gen Security Edge offering, were included in the 2025 Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies in America, and announced our $55M Series C funding round. This October, we’re proud to see our dedication and our customers’ confidence recognized.

How Cybercriminal Organizations Weaponize Exposed Secrets

The threat GitGuardian has long-anticipated is now a reality: criminal groups are executing systematic attacks targeting hardcoded credentials and over-permissive IAM configurations. The situation escalated when Shiny Hunters and Crimson Collective formed an alliance to coordinate efforts.

Understanding Account Takeovers

The identity attack surface is expanding faster than ever. Every new cloud application, remote login, and digital touchpoint creates another entryway threat actors can exploit, targeting the very credentials that give employees, customers, and partners access to critical systems. One of the top, tried-and-true identity attack techniques threat actors have utilized with great success is called an account takeover.

How to Share Your Digital Business Card Effectively for Networking

Sharing your digital business card might sound simple, but doing it effectively can make a huge difference in how people remember and connect with you. In today's fast-paced networking world, first impressions happen in seconds, and a sleek digital card helps you stand out. It's more than a modern replacement for paper, it's a dynamic tool that makes sharing contact details seamless and engaging. Whether you're at an event, on a video call, or connecting online, knowing how to share your card strategically helps you build stronger professional relationships and grow your network effortlessly.

How Local Businesses Can Use SEO To Grow Faster in 2025

In this era of the digital world, it is not enough to be the best at what you are doing. If a potential customer will be unable to see you online with just a simple search on Google, this means you are invisible.Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is the great leveller of local service businesses, whether they are car detailers, construction site security experts, or any other type of service.In 2025, SEO is not merely a marketing strategy but the key driver of long-term development.This blog will teach you how to use its power, no matter the industry.

What is Network Time Protocol (NTP)? How DDI Central simplifies NTP Server configuration

In a world built on data, timing is everything. From financial transactions and secure communications to troubleshooting complex network issues, the precise order of events is not just important—it's fundamental. A discrepancy of a few milliseconds can be the difference between a successful database write and data corruption, or a valid security certificate and a connection failure.

Lightship Security and the OpenSSL Corporation Submit OpenSSL 3.5.4 for FIPS 140-3 Validation

Lightship Security, an Applus+ Laboratories company and accredited cryptographic security test laboratory, and the OpenSSL Corporation, the co-maintainer of the OpenSSL Library, announce the submission of OpenSSL version 3.5.4 to the Cryptographic Module Validation Program (CMVP) for FIPS 140-3 validation. This submission confirms that the code is complete and that all included algorithms have successfully passed NIST testing and independent laboratory review. The final CMVP review and certificate issuance remain as the last step in the process.