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The first connection those in both the healthcare and cybersecurity industries will make when talking about England’s National Health Service (NHS), ransomware and data loss is of course Wannacry.

With hybrid work here to stay, the financial services industry is adapting to the increased risks associated with the enablement…

In conversations with customers, prospects, and new and existing customers who are running Secure Web Gateway (SWG) appliances, a critical…

The NIST Zero Trust Architecture is a cybersecurity framework that assumes that all users, devices, and applications are untrusted, and…

A recent advisory jointly released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and Australian…

A few months ago, the Security Service Edge (SSE) portfolio completed the Australian Information Security Registered Assessors Program (IRAP) assessment…

On May 16-19, I had the opportunity to host Skyhigh Security’s inaugural APJ (Asia-Pacific and Japan) Partner Summit in Bangkok,…

In a post-covid, remote working world, enterprise security teams are looking to expand protections across many security vectors. One of…

Having grown up knowing how to use a rotary telephone, I’ve seen a fair amount of technological advancement in my years.  However, I think it might pale in comparison to what my children will see in their lifetimes due to the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI).  Experts in the field use over-the-top comparisons like the atomic bomb and the discovery of fire to describe its significance, and there is a decent chance that these won’t be exaggerations.