Security

Cyber incidents caused by ‘human factor’ are usually attributed to occasional employee errors, but one more important element is often overlooked: deliberate malicious behavior by staff. Corroborating this fact, a new Kaspersky study found that in the past two years, 89% of companies in India have faced cyber incidents, 37% of which were caused by deliberate malicious behavior by employees in India

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has issued a security alert saying threat actors have stolen source code from government agencies and private...

By Nandan Bhatkal The outbreak of the pandemic Covid-19 has made many businesses limp, stumbling upon travel restrictions, supply chain disruptions, failures of partner businesses,...

REVE Antivirus has added new features such as Vulnerability Scan, and advanced Firewall for their REVE Total Security users maintaining ‘User Privacy’ as one...

Nearly 66 per cent of Indian organisations have had at least one data breach or cybersecurity incident since shifting to a remote working model...

Over 22 billion records were exposed worldwide amid 730 publicly disclosed data breaches in 2020, a new report revealed on Friday. Thirty five percent of...

Harpreet Bhatia, Director, Channels & Strategic Alliances – India & SAARC, Palo Alto Networks shares the highlights of 2019 and what is in store...

With AI-native security, customers can autonomously segment their networks, benefit from distributed and almost instantaneous exploit protection without a patch, and experience self-qualifying software upgrades with zero downtime.

Last year was one of substantial change in data protection as organisations grappled with new privacy regulations, exceedingly sophisticated ransomware attacks, and cloud-first disaster...

While hearing a petition seeking direction for an injunction against the updated privacy policy by WhatsApp, the Delhi High Court on Monday emphasized that...