In the automotive industry, information security is no longer just an IT concern. It is an essential part of doing business, maintaining customer trust, and building sustainable business partnerships. TISAX provides a framework for assessing information security requirements in the automotive industry and sharing assessment results between business partners. But as an automotive supplier, how can you demonstrate that your information security practices meet your customers' ex

Cybersecurity threats are no longer limited to suspicious links, malicious downloads, or obvious user mistakes. In some attack scenarios, simply viewing digital content may be enough to put a device at risk. When browsing the web, reading the news, or using a mobile application, most of us consider digital advertisements a routine part of the online experience. We may ignore them, close them, or scroll past them without a second thought. But what if an advertisement could bec

Data security is not just about what information needs to be protected. It is also about who is authorized to perform which actions on that information, and under what conditions. One of the most valuable assets a company owns is its source code. The result of years of engineering work, technical expertise, and competitive advantage, these files can become a serious security risk if they fall into the wrong hands. Now, consider a simple scenario. Two employees working on the

In a world where traditional network perimeters have dissolved and hybrid multi-cloud environments dominate, Identity is the new security perimeter.

In today's complex, distributed, and hybrid-cloud environments, threat actors no longer exploit isolated vulnerabilities in a vacuum. Instead, they leverage the entire web of interconnections, trust relationships, and chained access privileges. This reality demands a dynamic, multi-layered analytical framework

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The Password Problem Is Not Simply a Human Problem Organizations expect employees to use long, complex and unique passwords. The problem is that today's employees may have access to dozens or even hundreds of applications.

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Why the Next Cyberattack Won't Target Your Hotel—It Will Target Your Guests For decades, cybersecurity in the hospitality industry was viewed primarily as an IT responsibility. Hotels invested in stronger firewalls, endpoint protection, security operations centers, and compliance frameworks. Success was measured by how well internal systems were protected against unauthorized access. Those investments remain essential. But they are no longer sufficient. The rules of cybercrim

During periods of macroeconomic pressure and inflationary anxiety, the first place corporate finance leaders (CFOs) often look to cut budgets is cybersecurity. Traditional financial perspectives tend to classify information security as a "Cost Center"—a department that consumes capital without directly generating revenue. However, in an era where cyber threats pose systemic, existential risks to global enterprises, cutting security budgets is not an act of fiscal conservatism

For many years, the most common advice we heard in the cybersecurity world was quite simple: "Keep your systems up to date." Indeed, this approach worked for a long time. Software vendors identified vulnerabilities and released patches, while organizations mitigated risks by applying these patches during designated maintenance windows. The success of security teams was often measured by the question, "How many days did it take to apply the patch?" However, the rules of the ga

"Do we have complete visibility of everything connected to our environment?"

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The New Standard in IT Infrastructure: On-Device SWG and Built-In CASB Dope Security eliminates the traditional cloud-routed architecture entirely by moving SWG and CASB functions directly to the endpoint. Security rules, SSL/TLS inspection, and cloud application controls are performed on the user's device (on-device) rather than on a remote server.

Stop cyber threats before they reach your network. Achieve proactive protection with SOTERYAN Threat Intelligence.

Rethinking Security Architecture: While 80% of Corporate Data Leaks Through Browsers Solutions like VPN (Virtual Private Network) and VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure), long considered the cornerstones of corporate security, have played critical roles in remote work and digital transformation processes for years. However, as work models changed, cloud applications proliferated, and user behaviors transformed, a new reality emerged: Employees no longer do their work in appl

For today's leaders, the measure of success is not how many AI licenses a company holds — it is the ability to produce sustainable value from AI while preserving trust, transparency, and accountability.

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