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Cyberterrorism in the Digital Age: Why Deception is a Powerful Defensive Weapon

Corporate networks aren’t just facing hackers anymore; they’re under siege from digitally enabled terrorists who view our connected infrastructure as their weapon of choice. Traditional security measures keep failing because they’re built on the wrong premise: that we can keep the bad guys out indefinitely. What if we flipped that thinking entirely?

DPDP Act, 2023: Key Requirements & How AppTrana Helps You Comply

On 11th August 2023, the Government of India enacted the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP Act). It is a landmark legislation aimed at safeguarding the privacy of individuals while enabling lawful use of personal data in the digital era. The act applies to digital personal data processed within India and, in certain cases, outside India when offering goods or services to individuals in India.

Inside Trustwave's Award-Winning MSSP Approach: People Plus Technology

First appearing in the late 1990s, the Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) market is one of the most mature service offerings in the cybersecurity sector. However, this sector remains increasingly important and Trustwave is a continuous innovator in the space, as can be seen by Frost & Sullivan naming Trustwave 2024 Company of the Year in the Americas Managed Security Services Industry.

Visualize Compliance: Explore the Ignyte Platform Dashboard

If your business has to adhere to compliance rules for a framework like FedRAMP, CMMC, or ISO 27001, keeping track of all of the proof of implementation and artifacts is a full-time job. From individual security controls to overall framework compliance to ISMS implementation to stakeholder assignments, it can very easily be a cluttered, disconnected mess. Being able to see it all at a glance can feel like an unattainable dream.

The 5 Biggest Bank Account Takeover Attacks in Recent Years (and How They Could Have Been Stopped)

Bank account takeover fraud is a growing global threat, costing financial institutions and customers billions each year. Attackers are refining their tactics, blending phishing, credential stuffing, and mobile malware to bypass traditional defenses. For banks, the stakes are high: a single breach can erode customer trust and regulatory standing overnight.

Egnyte's Journey to FedRAMP Compliance and Beyond

Egnyte’s core values have always included trust, security, and enablement of business agility for customers who work in data-intensive and highly regulated industries. In turn, our cybersecurity program has always been aligned with those values, resulting in Egnyte’s maintenance and continuous expansion of our portfolio of industry-specific compliance certifications.

Threat Actor Profile: Interlock Ransomware

A relatively new ransomware group, Interlock, has gained traction in 2025 as an opportunistic ransomware operator that leverages compromised websites and multi-stage social engineering techniques to deliver their payloads. First observed in September 2024, Interlock departs from the traditional Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) model, operating without affiliates or public advertisements.

Hackers Hate This: The New Playbook for Retail Threat Defence

Retailers are facing increasingly targeted, financially driven cyberattacks, from ransomware to supply chain compromise. Yet many remain reactive. Threat intelligence changes the game, enabling earlier detection, faster response, and deeper risk visibility. Our latest CYJAX whitepaper explores the retail sector’s biggest cyber challenges, the value of intelligence-led security, and practical steps to build resilience.

Beyond the Inbox: How Old-School Mail Scams Are Still Stealing Your Money

In a world so full of digital online scams, it’s hard to remember that scammers abuse our postal mailing systems as well. Scams are as old as humanity. And most of the scams we see today on the internet have been occurring for decades or even centuries before the internet was the internet. Nigerian scams have been documented back to the 1700s.