For too long, Cybersecurity Awareness Month has served as an annual pep rally for security teams, inspiring a flurry of ...

The integration of AI, specifically machine learning, into physical security architecture shows promise in helping organizations better identify threats, improve response times and aid security ...

In a modern work environment, state and local government agencies regularly find their employees collaborating remotely. Many agencies have adapted to this reality by orchestrating security solutions ...

PRNewswire/ - Info-Tech Research Group, a global leader in IT research and advisory, has announced the next round of internal speakers for its flagship conference, Info-Tech LIVE 2025 in Montreal.

Gartner's prognostications on approaches that it thinks could significantly improve enterprise security over the next few years include one of its own: cybersecurity mesh architecture (CSMA). The ...

Info-Tech Research Group has confirmed the next group of featured speakers for LIVE 2025 in Montreal, taking place November 25–26 at Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth. The global IT research and advisory ...

Exhibiting at the Japan Automotive ISAC Booth "Automotive Cyber Security Pavilion" at EdgeTech+ 2025 from November 19 to 21.

Today’s cybersecurity environment is changing rapidly. Punctuated by the move toward serverless architecture, the technology presents operational opportunities and unprecedented security challenges.

The cyber security challenge has never been greater because of the continually expanding attack surface as the shift to mobile, cloud and other technologies supporting digital transformation gains ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Organizations face an increasingly chaotic and threatening cybersecurity landscape that ...

This is an article published in The Korea Herald: South Korean mobility software solutions provider Fescaro ( said Thursday that it has secured a cybersecurity project from Daedong, a leading ...