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What do you do if your CEO and CTO are arguing over data? Call in Datadog. That's the message we heard from the company's Raphael Jaures at VivaTech, who started our discussion by explaining the root problem Datadog is trying to solve.
The EU age verification app controversy highlights the growing importance of digital identity and trust. This article by Tony Kounnis, explores why privacy, security, governance and transparency are essential for facial recognition and biometric systems.
Ransomware attacks are big business but affect businesses of all sizes. Here, we explain how it works and how to best defend against it.
Splunk's agentic AI and MCP server open observability data to LLMs, raising critical security and governance questions. Explore the risks and the urgent need for agentic governance.
Mimecast is making a bold claim: email security teams no longer need to choose between fast API deployment and deep gateway-grade protection.
Cyber threats are evolving rapidly and no-one’s data is safe. IT leaders must move from awareness to action if they want to protect their organizations from costly, disruptive attacks
Discover how Privacy Enhancing Technologies help unlock data value across silos and partners—securely, privately, and at global scale.
Learn how to secure DeepSeek and other AI apps and systems using Microsoft Security and cybersecurity best practices.
The exponential growth of data creation underscores the need for robust storage security best practices that protect sensitive information
Japan’s Kasugai Municipal Hospital has selected Wasabi Technologies as its cloud storage provider for the migration of its backup data from tape and on-premise storage to the cloud.
In this interview, we speak to Dan Draper, Founder and CEO at CipherStash, a cybersecurity platform focused on data security and encryption technology.
As security expert Davey Winder explains, all sizes of business – and every individual who works for them – can be a target of an APT attack. Even if the end goal is a much bigger fish.
One of the UK's leading security experts reveals how attackers break in to business networks and extort ransoms from their victims. And you can't breathe easy afterwards, as they will likely attack again.
Company reveals that one engineer - one of four with access to decryption keys - was targeted as part of last summer's attack on the password manager.
Bank security called into question after journalist bypasses voice ID system with AI replica
As the Royal Mail refuses to pay criminals to unlock its data, we investigate whether greed is getting the better of ransomware groups.
Attackers target data when it’s at rest and in transit, but they also really want data being processed. Confidential computing is your guard.