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Zero Trust Architecture

Zero Trust Architecture

The days of securing the enterprise perimeter are over. With cloud adoption, remote work, IoT devices, and increasing cyberattacks, traditional “trust but verify” models no longer work. Organizations now require a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA)—a security framework that assumes no user, device, or application can be trusted by default, whether inside or outside the network.

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What is SOAR?

What is SOAR?

Cybersecurity teams today face alert fatigue, talent shortages, and increasingly complex attacks. From ransomware to insider threats, SOC analysts often drown in thousands of daily alerts, most of which are false positives. Manual investigation and response simply cannot keep pace. That’s why SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) has become a game-changer. By combining orchestration,

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The AI Security Paradox: Why 85% of AI-Driven Threats Demand AI-First Defense

The AI Security Paradox: Why 85% of AI-Driven Threats Demand AI-First Defense

AI: The Double-Edged Sword in CybersecurityArtificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape in ways we’ve never seen before. But there’s a paradox: the very technology that attackers use to launch sophisticated, adaptive, and automated campaigns is also the most powerful tool defenders have at their disposal. Recent industry reports show that 85% of AI-generated

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Trojan Horse Virus: Understanding, Detecting, and Defending with Seceon

Trojan Horse Virus: Understanding, Detecting, and Defending with Seceon

The Trojan Horse Virus is one of the most deceptive forms of malware. Just like the Greek myth of soldiers hiding in a wooden horse to invade Troy, Trojan malware disguises itself as harmless files or programs to infiltrate systems. Once inside, it can steal data, install other malware, or give attackers remote control. With

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