Network infrastructures in many industries today are challenged by a surge of connected devices, especially as IoTs and BYODs are increasingly popular. The complexity and granularity of managing IP address assignments pose a considerable challenge. Traditional methods of network management often fall short in providing a granular understanding of the devices in use.

Simply put, APIs (short for application programming interface) are how machines, cloud workloads, automation and other non-human entities communicate with one another. They also represent an access point to highly sensitive company data and services. Almost every organization uses these machine interfaces, and their usage is only growing because they are essential to digital transformation and automation initiatives.

As large language models (LLMs) continue to push the boundaries of natural language processing, their widespread adoption across various industries has highlighted the critical need for robust security measures. These powerful AI systems, while immensely beneficial, are not immune to potential risks and vulnerabilities. In 2024, the landscape of LLM security tools has evolved to address the unique challenges posed by these advanced models, ensuring their safe and responsible deployment.

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, staying ahead of potential risks is paramount. Today, we delve into a recent breach uncovered by the Foresiet Threat Intelligence Team. Our focus centers on the infiltration of PureB2B.co.uk's database by the threat actor known as KryptonZambie, shedding light on the implications and strategies for mitigation.

Digital advancement has drastically changed businesses' operations, including increasing global data flows. One consequential aspect of this transformation is the transfer of data across national borders, which poses significant legal, privacy, and security challenges. The EU-US Privacy Shield was a critical agreement that previously protected data transferred between the European Union and the United States.

A vendor risk management assessment matrix could enhance your visibility into vendor risk exposure, helping you make more efficient risk management decisions. In this post, explain what a vendor risk assessment matrix is, how to use it, and provide a step-by-step guide for designing your own.

SBOMs are security analysis artifacts becoming required by more companies due to internal policies and government regulation. If you sell or buy software, you should know the what, why, and how of the SBOM.

Threat actors looking to maximize the amount of money they can make and chaos they can cause have once again chosen the supply chain as their target of attack. On Thursday, April 11, the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Agency (CISA) warned customers of Sisense, a company that provides data analytics services to thousands of international companies, that they should reset their credentials for Sisense services and look out for suspicious activity involving their services.

Despite investing in costly security solutions, keeping up with patches, and educating employees about suspicious emails, breaches still occur, leaving many organizations to wonder why they are vulnerable and which security areas need improvement.