Getting Started with the Internet of Things

User awareness and training are crucial components of a comprehensive strategy for securing cloud environments through CSPM. Educating users about… Read more

Addressing the human factor in CSPM is essential for ensuring that individuals within an organization contribute effectively to maintaining a… Read more

Zero-day vulnerabilities refer to software vulnerabilities that are unknown to the vendor or developers and, therefore, have no official patch… Read more

The evolving threat landscape refers to the dynamic and constantly changing nature of cybersecurity threats and risks that organizations face…. Read more

The future trends and challenges in the regulatory landscape in the context of CSPM are shaped by the evolving nature… Read more

Blockchain is a distributed ledger technology that provides a secure, transparent, and tamper-resistant way to record transactions and manage data… Read more

IoT refers to a network of interconnected devices, objects, and systems that communicate and share data over the internet. These… Read more

Context-aware security analysis is crucial for accurately assessing the severity and impact of security incidents. Here are some examples: Automated… Read more

AI and ML are becoming integral to bolstering CSPM capabilities. These technologies enable proactive threat detection, anomaly identification, and automated… Read more