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AI-Driven Cybersecurity Platform: Intelligent Protection for Modern Digital Enterprises

AI-Driven Cybersecurity Platform: Intelligent Protection for Modern Digital Enterprises

As digital transformation accelerates across industries, organizations are navigating increasingly complex, dynamic, and distributed IT ecosystems. The rapid adoption of cloud technologies, remote work infrastructure, SaaS applications, and AI-powered systems has significantly expanded the cyber attack surface. In parallel, cyber adversaries are employing cutting-edge technologies—such as automation, artificial intelligence, and advanced evasion tactics—to bypass traditional,

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Advanced Threat Detection: Staying Ahead of Modern Cyber Attacks with AI-Driven Intelligence

Advanced Threat Detection: Staying Ahead of Modern Cyber Attacks with AI-Driven Intelligence

Advanced threat detection has become an indispensable pillar in the fight against cybercrime. In a world where threats are not only growing in number but also increasing in sophistication, organizations must evolve their security strategies to stay ahead. Cyberattackers no longer rely on basic malware or simple exploits; instead, they leverage multi-stage attacks, living-off-the-land techniques,

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Cyber Fraud Takes the Lead: What the Shift Away From Ransomware Signals for Enterprises

Cyber Fraud Takes the Lead: What the Shift Away From Ransomware Signals for Enterprises

A new global assessment shows that cyber fraud has overtaken ransomware as the top cybersecurity concern for business leaders, driven by a sharp rise in phishing, business email compromise, and identity-based scams, according to the World Economic Forum. While ransomware continues to pose a serious risk, this shift highlights a critical change in attacker behavior.

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Identity Under Siege: What the Salt Typhoon Campaign Reveals About Trusted Access Risks

Identity Under Siege: What the Salt Typhoon Campaign Reveals About Trusted Access Risks

A recent disclosure confirms that email accounts belonging to U.S. congressional staff were compromised as part of the Salt Typhoon cyber-espionage campaign, targeting personnel supporting key House committees and exploiting trusted identities rather than software vulnerabilities, according to TechRadar. While no immediate operational disruption was publicly reported, the incident sends a clear message: identity systems

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