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Why This Matters Now Enterprises are moving beyond chatbots into LLM-powered assistants that can: Retrieve information from internal repositories (RAG). Summarize sensitive content. Create tickets and run workflows. And most importantly: Take actions through tool integrations (e.g., email, ITSM, IAM, cloud APIs, DevOps pipelines). That’s where risk changes dramatically. Traditional application security focuses on code …

Securing GenAI Beyond the Model: 10 LLM Attacks and the Case for Governance and Recovery Read More »

TL;DR — Key Takeaways Global frameworks like DORA and CIRCIA now make resilience, backup testing, and incident reporting mandatory for regulated organizations. Meeting regulatory compliance requirements demands a baseline security posture, encryption, access control, and audit logging. Supply‑chain risk management and incident response planning are now essential to ensure business continuity and regulatory readiness. For security leaders, compliance is no longer a distant audit …

Compliance Requirements Every IT and Security Team Should Know About Read More »

TL;DR — Key Takeaways Compliance is now a core requirement for Kubernetes operations as regulated data moves into containerized and cloud‑native environments. Regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI DSS demand verifiable protection, recovery, and auditability across Kubernetes clusters. Open‑source tools often fall short when it comes to automation, audit logging, and policy enforcement. Veeam Kasten for Kubernetes delivers policy‑based compliance, FIPS 140‑3 encryption, …

Securing Kubernetes Compliance: From Risk to Resilience Read More »

Identity and access management  (IAM) platforms like Microsoft Entra ID now sit at the center of modern data resilience. They connect users to applications, enforce conditional access, and underpin day-to-day productivity across cloud environments. As a result, protecting Entra ID has become foundational to keeping organizations operational and secure. This is one key reason why …

How the Compare and Restore Fields Wizard Changes Entra ID Recovery Read More »

Q4 of 2025 was marked by the latest large-scale data theft campaign by the CL0P ransomware gang, this time exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS). The campaign came from a playbook CL0P pioneered nearly five years ago. The strategy involves: purchase a zero-day exploit of a widely used enterprise file transfer or …

Why Zero-Day Downstream Mass Data Extortion Campaigns are Losing Their Bite Read More »

Nitrogen ransomware was derived from the previously leaked Conti 2 builder code and is similar to other Conti-based ransomware, but a coding mistake in its ESXi malware causes it to encrypt files with the wrong public key, irreversibly corrupting them. In practice, this means even the threat actor can’t decrypt affected files. If victims don’t …

ESXi Ransomware Bug: Paying Won’t Restore Your Files Read More »

Security evolves alongside what we build. When we built networks, we got network firewalls. When we built web applications, we added web application firewalls (WAFs), API gateways, and application-layer controls. Now that teams are shipping products that can reason over unstructured text, retrieve private data, and trigger actions through tools, security is shifting again. The …

From Packets to Prompts: How Security is Changing with AI and Why LLM Firewalls Matter Read More »

Summary: Data sovereignty in SaaS has become a board‑level priority as organizations seek to balance agility with the control of sensitive cloud‑based data, such as Microsoft 365 content. True sovereignty extends beyond data residency. It requires legal, operational, and technical ownership through encryption, immutability, and verified backup and recovery. A compliance‑centric approach can transform data …

Data Sovereignty in SaaS: Building Resilience and Compliance for Microsoft 365 Read More »

Key Takeaways: Ransomware is on the rise. Nearly 69 percent of organizations faced a ransomware incident in 2024–2025 (Veeam Risk to Resilience Report 2025). Traditional backups recover data but cannot detect active threats. Attackers now run slow, stealth campaigns that evade resource‑spike alerts and standard monitoring tools. Veeam’s Ransomware Detection Service adds AI‑powered threat intelligence …

Veeam Ransomware Detection Service: AI That Proactively Detects Attacks Read More »

For years, security leaders have warned that “the perimeter is obsolete.” In 2025, the rise of AI and identity as a new attack surface confirms something even more consequential: The perimeter did not disappear; it only moved. Today, the perimeter is identity. Every employee, application, service principal, device policy, and access rule now defines an …

Identity in 2025: Lessons Learned and What Comes Next in 2026 Read More »