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Cloud environments ease application and data storage and help support distributed teams. Public storage buckets, broad identity permissions, and exposed services can all be openings for an attack. There are two ways to review these risks: cloud penetration testing and a cloud security assessment. While they have the same goal, they don’t always have the same ...

Large language models (LLMs) are now integrated into customer support, enterprise search, coding assistants, AI agents, and business applications. As these systems gain access to internal documents, databases, APIs, cloud services, and business workflows, their security risks extend far beyond the model itself. Two attacks frequently discussed in this context are prompt injec...

As digital service providers increasingly rely on personal data to personalise customer experiences and support business decisions, managing privacy risks has become a business priority. Collecting and processing personally identifiable information (PII) also introduces regulatory, operational, and reputational risks. Organisations must not only protect personal data but also...

Operational Technology (OT) environments keep critical infrastructure running. From manufacturing plants and power grids to oil and gas facilities, water treatment systems, and transportation networks, these environments depend on Industrial Control Systems (ICS) and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems to monitor and control physical processes.

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We have the solution to the problem what every security team knows. Your scanner finishes its job and the outcome – you get a long list of findings. Some are real, some are guesses, some are not relevant to your organization and only a few comes with enough context to act on. This is what has been the ‘compliants’ of every security team over the years. The world is AI and spe...