IT_Security

  The Multicloud Reality and the Growing Security Gap Every ambitious business today is a multicloud business. Whether it’s AWS for specialized compute, Google Cloud for data analytics, or a core reliance on Microsoft Azure and 365, embracing multiple clouds drives agility and innovation. But this agility comes at a steep cost:  Security teams are drowning in complexity. Every new cloud platform creates a new security silo, leading to a fragmented view of risk, slower threat detection, and the constant fear that something critical is slipping through the cracks. This is where your traditional Security Information and  Event Management (SIEM) solution   often fails. Designed for a simpler, on-premises world, legacy tools struggle to unify the massive, diverse, and constantly scaling data from AWS, GCP, and Azure. The Solution? A Unified Security Control Plane. Microsoft Sentinel, a cloud-native SIEM, is engineered specifically to dissolve these multicloud silos. It tr...

  October 2025 proved to be another intense and highly disruptive period in the cybersecurity landscape. Multiple high-profile enterprises across various sectors were impacted by advanced security breaches, targeted attacks, and widespread operational disruptions. Incidents ranged from the compromise of well-known software providers and airline systems to data theft affecting major online platforms — reinforcing that cybercriminals are continuing to evolve in both sophistication and method. From the compromise of Motility Software Solutions and Envoy Air to the Discord data leak and F5’s BIG-IP vulnerability exploit, the month was marked by a mix of ransomware, supply chain, and data exposure incidents that shook both public and private sectors. Even renowned institutions like Harvard University and global brands like Volkswagen France and WestJet found themselves grappling with the aftermath of cyber intrusions. These events clearly demonstrate that cyber attackers are no longer f...