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Airports Under Attack: What the Recent GPS Spoofing Incidents Teach Us About Infrastructure Security

Airports Under Attack: What the Recent GPS Spoofing Incidents Teach Us About Infrastructure Security

A recent government confirmation reveals that several of India’s major airports, including hubs in Delhi (IGI), Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru, were targeted by coordinated cyber attacks, involving GPS‑spoofing and GNSS interference while aircraft were using satellite‑based navigation procedures, according to Financial Express. While flight operations remained ultimately unaffected thanks to fallback navigation systems and

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Building a Modern Branch Security Architecture with SASE: The Blueprint for Zero-Trust, Cloud-Ready Protection

Building a Modern Branch Security Architecture with SASE: The Blueprint for Zero-Trust, Cloud-Ready Protection

In today’s hyper-distributed digital landscape, branch environments have transformed dramatically. Enterprises now operate across hybrid clouds, remote work hubs, SD-WAN-connected sites, and geographically dispersed micro-offices. This decentralization has accelerated innovation-but it has also expanded the attack surface, weakened visibility, and strained traditional perimeter-based security. The reality is stark:Over 65% of cyberattacks now target branch offices,

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A CIO’s Strategic Playbook for Building Secure-by-Design AI Systems

A CIO’s Strategic Playbook for Building Secure-by-Design AI Systems

Artificial Intelligence has become the backbone of digital transformation. From customer analytics to SOC automation, AI now drives speed, scale, and decision-making across enterprises. But with great power comes great risk. Poorly secured AI pipelines can leak sensitive data, produce manipulated outputs, or act as entry points for sophisticated threat actors. For modern CIOs, the

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Zero Trust Security

Zero Trust Security

Cyber threats are more advanced, automated, and persistent than ever before. Traditional perimeter-based security — once effective when networks were contained within office walls — can no longer protect cloud environments, remote users, hybrid networks, and distributed workloads. Attackers increasingly exploit identity compromise, lateral movement, misconfigurations, and trusted connections to bypass defenses. This is why

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