As might be expected, phishing activity continued to grow during last year. The good news is signs of ransomware decline.

Everybody knows what ZTNA is. But what are the underlying architectural changes involved that will reflect on network design in the future?

Probably not, unless the underlying reasons for security failures are tackled. Primarily, securing identities and relying more on services.

Successful cyber attacks are making clear the benefits of SaaS delivered software, against the risks of running software on-premise.

The rise of ransomware and cybercrime has triggered a rise in insurance premiums. But both insurers and security vendors are reacting.

Rackspace shows how difficult it is to manage legacy systems. Its Exchange servers suffer almost 90 hours of outage due to security incident

Combining common infrastructure used by media sites with drive-by malware download, a recent malware campaign has been very successful.

Legitimate "red team" tools are a convenient way for malicious actors to quickly deploy sophisticated attacks. There's also some good news.

Even in the SaaS world of MS365, managing all aspects of configuration is complex. Complexity propagates security issues.