Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

The Rise of Security-Aware Consumers - and How Marketers Are Reaching Them

With growing demand for encrypted browsing and tracker blocking, marketers are shifting toward campaigns that offer real security value. Platforms like CIPIAI provide VPN affiliate offers tailored to this audience, helping bridge the gap between monetization and privacy-first communication. Whether you're part of a cybersecurity team, manage DevSecOps workflows, or simply observe how users respond to digital risk - one thing is clear: security awareness is no longer niche. It's shaping behavior, purchases, and even the way digital products are marketed.

Cato CTRL Threat Research: Suspected Russian Threat Actors Leverage Tigris, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and Scaleway to Target Privileged Users with Lumma Stealer

Imagine walking into a trusted bank, only to be handed counterfeit money by employees who don’t realize it’s fake. This is similar to a growing trend that’s emerging in the threat landscape. Threat actors are leveraging trusted cloud infrastructure platforms to host fake reCAPTCHA pages designed to deceive unsuspecting victims into executing malicious commands through the Windows Run dialog—specifically targeting high-access users within organizations to escalate privileges.

Securing the Network Edge: Cisco Secure Firewall Threat Defense Detections for Splunk

By integrating Cisco’s Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) with Splunk’s analytics platform, your security team immediately gains comprehensive, organization-wide visibility into network threats far beyond what any single firewall can detect alone. Yet, despite the critical need to bridge network and security data, many organizations still deploy perimeter defenses like Cisco's FTD but struggle to convert its rich telemetry into actionable insights useful to a SOC.

A Guide to Perimeter Defense in Modern Networks

Organizations can’t run without digital systems and connected technologies in today’s fast-moving world. This digital adoption opens new doors for cyber threats as well. Hackers are becoming more advanced and finding new ways to attack organizations’ IT systems to steal sensitive data, disrupt their operations, and harm brand credibility.

Surging Without Slowing: How We Mastered Japan's Golden Week Traffic Spike

Japan’s Golden Week is one of the most anticipated holiday seasons in the region, but for IT and network operations teams it’s a well-known pressure test. As businesses reopen after a full shutdown, millions of workers log in simultaneously at 9:00 AM local time, creating an intense and rapid traffic surge. At Cato Networks, we’ve come to anticipate this moment each year. But this time, our goal wasn’t just to ‘handle it’.

A Business Owner's Guide to the Top 10 Network Security Practices

It is so important to keep your business network safe, especially in today's digital world. Cyber threats like ransomware, phishing, and data breaches are becoming more common and doing more damage. It used to be something only big corporations needed to worry about, but even small businesses are now targets. So it doesn't matter if you have have a big or a small company, you need to have strong network security if you want to protect your business.

 Enterprise WiFi Network Deployment at Outdoor Events: Ensuring Seamless Connectivity for Event Professionals

In today's fast-paced world, seamless connectivity is no longer just a luxury; it's a necessity. For event production companies and event professionals, deploying a robust, reliable, and scalable network infrastructure is crucial to delivering an exceptional experience for attendees, exhibitors, and organizers alike. At outdoor events, where traditional networking solutions often fall short, having an enterprise-grade WiFi network deployment is paramount.

Netskope Deepens Partner Ecosystem with Google's Cloud WAN Integration

Enterprises today operate in a hyper-distributed environment where users, devices, applications, and workloads are no longer confined within traditional corporate boundaries. Whether you’re working with remote employees, branch offices, SaaS, IaaS, or non-human form factors like robots and AI workloads, everything must securely and reliably connect to everything else, along with unified policy enforcement.