Security as a Service

We live in an era of clogged email inboxes. As per Spamlaws 2022 report, 45% of all emails are spam. Because of email’s widespread usage, it has become an extremely…

Endpoints are a favorite attack surface for cybercriminals due to lax cybersecurity measures and unaware end-users. The entire global workforce has witnessed massive cyberattacks targeting endpoints, ranging from industries like…

On April 17, 2022, US-based finance platform Beanstalk Farms lost $180 million in a cryptocurrency heist. A few days later, CashMama, an Indian Fintech enterprise, reported a large-scale data breach…

Nobody questions the importance of a security information and event management (SIEM) solution any longer. Organizations of all sizes have recognized that they cannot compromise on the unparalleled network visibility…

Is your endpoint security advanced enough for new-age security threats? Technological stagnation is a significant danger in today’s cybersecurity landscape. With threats evolving and becoming more sophisticated at a rapid…

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is one of the most crucial security investments a business can make. It helps log, collect, and correlate security events across the organization. But,…

We live under the constant threat of data breaches and ransomware attacks. Worrying about network security is a natural response to the alarming number of cyberattacks occurring daily. As a…

Have you ever wondered why ransomware attacks seem unstoppable? While security engineers constantly develop new defense solutions, ransomware attacks remain a menace. That’s because ransomware technology is evolving at an…

Can you recall the WannaCry and Petya attacks that made the headlines recently?   These are the ransomware attacks wherein you were asked to pay some ransom to get your data…

If you’re reading this, you’re probably curious about CrowdStrike. You would have probably seen the headlines. CrowdStrike has been in the news lately for a global Microsoft outage that took…