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Securing IT infrastructure is an essential part of modern-day business. But while IT security provides a crucial foundation for protecting systems, data, and networks, it’s not enough to stand alone in an era where cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Here's why IT security should be viewed as just one piece of the puzzle, with cyber security stepping in to fill the critical...

The history of computing has been marked by an arms race between cyber criminals and security professionals, each seeking to outdo the other and gain a precious advantage – leading to constant innovations on both sides. With phishing kit Astaroth seeking to bypass the protection provided by two-factor authentication (2FA), this blog looks at exactly how the cyber threat works and how you can...