Category: Automated Threat Detection and Response

Cybersecurity Awareness: Why Centralized Monitoring Is No Longer Optional

Cybersecurity Awareness: Why Centralized Monitoring Is No Longer Optional

In today’s digital world, cybersecurity is no longer just an IT problem, it is a business survival requirement. Organizations are deploying multiple tools such as firewalls, EDR, databases, operating systems, cloud platforms, WAFs, proxies, and more. However, simply deploying tools does not guarantee security. What truly matters is how effectively you monitor, correlate, and respond

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Recent Cyber Attacks and Threat Actor Activity: A Deep Dive into the Evolving Threat Landscape

Recent Cyber Attacks and Threat Actor Activity: A Deep Dive into the Evolving Threat Landscape

Executive Overview Over the past week, global threat activity has highlighted a critical reality: modern cyber attacks are faster, more coordinated, and increasingly industrialized. From mass exploitation of web application vulnerabilities to ransomware-as-a-service operations and record-breaking volumetric DDoS attacks, adversaries continue to evolve both tactically and operationally. This article provides a deep analytical overview of

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Bangalore MNCs Under Cyber Siege: Why India’s Silicon Valley Faces a New Era of Risk and How Unified Security Platforms Are Becoming Essential

Bangalore MNCs Under Cyber Siege: Why India’s Silicon Valley Faces a New Era of Risk and How Unified Security Platforms Are Becoming Essential

Bangalore is the beating heart of India’s technology landscape, a global hub where innovation, data, and enterprise operations converge at unprecedented scale. But a new report highlights a stark reality: as digital acceleration skyrockets, so do the cyber risks facing the multinational organizations (MNCs) operating here. With the DPDP Act 2023 reshaping compliance expectations and

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Cybersecurity Crossed the AI Rubicon: Why 2025 Marked a Point of No Return

Cybersecurity Crossed the AI Rubicon: Why 2025 Marked a Point of No Return

For years, artificial intelligence sat at the edges of cybersecurity conversations. It appeared in product roadmaps, marketing claims, and isolated detection use cases, but rarely altered the fundamental dynamics between attackers and defenders. That changed in 2025. This year marked a clear inflection point where AI became operational on both sides of the threat landscape.

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