While the reliance on cloud infrastructure only continues to increase for much of the world’s data, the same holds true for the solution providers charged with helping to secure that data. The task ...

Cloud platforms have reshaped how organizations store, process, and share information, but they also introduce new risks to business data. Misconfigured storage, weak credentials, and unmanaged access ...

The cloud is everywhere. Businesses, big and small, rely on it to store their most critical data, run operations and scale faster than ever before. Businesses pour millions into cloud solutions, ...

Protecting one’s data is crucial at a time when hackers, data breaches, and other cybersecurity threats are more prevalent than ever. However, protecting that data isn’t just about having a strong ...

Statsrådbesøk Benedicte Schilbred Fasmer, Jannicke Hilland & Karianne Tung (Fornebu, Norway, 5 May 2026) Increased geopolitical uncertainty and growing dependence on global hyperscalers have made the ...

Varonis Systems, Inc. has announced that its cloud-native Data Security Platform is the first in its category to receive FedRAMP Authorization, underscoring its commitment to data security for federal ...

Cybercrime is a growing concern, and it’s estimated that the annual cost of fighting cyber crime will reach US$10.5 trillion by 2025. Cybersecurity companies are working to address the challenge. As ...

The cloud has dominated enterprise technology provision for a decade or more. Public cloud services, with huge capacity, commitments to security, and assurances that the latest and greatest ...

India’s cloud market, set to hit $13B by 2026 at 23% CAGR, now prioritises resilience, sovereignty, and AI support over price ...

Storing data in the cloud does not automatically make it safe. The infrastructure is physical and vulnerable to attacks, failures and human error. Cloud providers ...

Google Cloud executives in AI, global security, partner programs and customer engineering leave in 2026 for Anthropic, OpenAI ...

Data used to be predictable. It was created by people and lived and moved in known systems. That world no longer exists.