Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

KnowBe4 and Microsoft Defender for Office 365 are transforming email security and explore the power of the new integration.

Is your organization prepared to keep up? Learn how UpGuard's CRPM platform gives security teams the power to neutralize open, deep, and dark web threats before cybercriminals have the chance to act.

Learn how CRPM gives infosec teams the power to dissolve vendor risks before they lead to data breaches.

Not all browsers are created equal when it comes to security. Watch this short video to learn the most popular browsers and their security features, what makes a browser secure and how to better protect your personal information online.

Stolen card details can lead to fraud, unauthorized purchases and even identity theft. In this video, we’ll explain how your information may have ended up on the dark web, what steps to take if your card is compromised and how to keep your financial data safe in the future.

Cyber attacks are becoming more sophisticated. Watch this short video to learn what threats are on the rise and how your organization can stay secure.

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You can’t secure what you haven’t tested. AI systems like LLMs and agentic bots have new vulnerabilities that require constant adversarial testing. Most companies aren’t ready—and that’s where attackers strike first.#AIPenTesting.

You can deploy NAKIVO Backup & Replication in multi-tenant mode to centrally manage backups for multiple customers or business units while ensuring data isolation, scalability and cost efficiency. Watch this video to learn to install the NAKIVO solution in multi-tenant mode on Windows and on Linux.