Cyber threats in 2024 weren’t just frequent -- they were smarter, sneakier, and more devastating than ever. If you’re serious about protecting your company’s infrastructure, you need to pay attention to what went down this year. By diving into the biggest cyberattacks of 2024, you'll uncover the latest threats and pinpoint the vulnerabilities that could put your business at risk. Ready to level up your cybersecurity game for 2025? Let’s break it down. 

Imagine a world where cybercriminals can crack encryption in just seconds that once took centuries to break or where the most secure data vaults are left wide open to attacks. This is the potential threat posed by quantum computing.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the perfect time to brush up on your digital defense skills! Think of it like locking your digital front door except instead of keys, you’ve got strong passwords, multi-factor authentication, and a few smart habits to keep you safe.

When VMware was acquired by Broadcom, there was a major switch out from perpetual licenses to a subscription-based model. This change means that most existing customers will experience a substantial cost increase along with changes to service levels. 

To stay ahead of bad actors in today’s sophisticated threat landscape, companies must take a proactive approach to cybersecurity. Threat hunting is the cornerstone of a security strategy that prevents cyberattacks.

Broadcom, a major developer and manufacturer of semiconductor and infrastructure software, acquired virtualization company VMware in November 2023. This may affect the tech industry significantly, perhaps introducing more cutting-edge technologies for enterprises.

Cloud computing has revolutionized how businesses operate. With so many cloud computing solutions available, choosing the right cloud infrastructure can be confusing. Two popular approaches offer distinct advantages for different needs.

The RSA Conference is an opportunity for network security professionals to meet with industry experts face-to-face and take part in continuing education through participating in seminars and attending presentations by thought leaders.  

While many companies are modernizing their IT infrastructure by moving to the cloud, their on-premises IT environments tend to be complex, 3-tier infrastructures which create silos that interfere with visibility and overcomplicate management. 

Security and compliance have become inextricably intertwined in this time of tightening regulations and intensifying threats. The increasingly demanding threat and regulatory landscapes require a holistic approach that promotes business resilience.