Secure business data in the cloud using encryption, access controls, monitoring tools, and multi-cloud strategies to reduce breaches and protect sensitive assets.

Cloud security is not something SMBs can outsource entirely. Vendors secure the infrastructure, but it’s up to businesses to manage their side, as well.

As the federal government races toward the fiscal 2027 deadline for advanced zero-trust implementation, agencies continue to struggle with one of its key pillars: to fully secure data in an environment where the battlefield is as digital as it is physical.

In the digital age, ensuring the security of your data has become paramount. GitLab, a popular platform for version control and collaboration among developers, is no exception. With an increasing reliance on cloud services, understanding how to secure your ...

Abstract: This application note describes how the MAX36025 DeepCover™ tamper-reactive cryptographic-node controller enables an effective physical tamper protection to help designers overcome security challenges in their current and next-generation systems.

Businesses must recognize the importance of physical data security. Many organizations focus primarily on digital security, inadvertently neglecting the safeguarding of physical assets. Physical data security encompasses a range of practices designed to ...

In this episode, Chief Technology Evangelist Jeff DeVerter from Rackspace discusses how businesses can secure their data in the age of AI, aligning daily security tasks with broader business objectives. He explores the critical role of data in AI ...

In the rapidly evolving landscape of fintech, data security has become paramount. The financial sector is particularly vulnerable to breaches, given the sensitive nature of the information it handles. Customers entrust their financial details to ...