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Why Zero Trust Security Is Essential for Modern IT Infrastructure

In the modern IT landscape, cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated and intentional about their attacks. Tools that help drive technological development are also being used as weapons against under-educated consumers. Between ransomware, phishing, and AI attacks, businesses must work harder than ever to protect their data effectively.

Next-Generation Secure Online Tutoring: Transformations and Breakthroughs in EdTech

Education has transformed dramatically, with online tutoring emerging as a key player in modern learning. Students and educators now seek more secure, interactive, and personalized platforms to enhance the digital learning experience. However, with this shift comes the need for security, accessibility, and innovation. Online tutoring platforms must adapt by integrating cutting-edge technology while ensuring a safe and efficient learning environment. Let's explore the latest breakthroughs shaping next-generation online tutoring.

Optimising Supply Chain Cyber Security is Critical to the UK Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Sector

The potential impact on the UK healthcare and pharmaceutical industry from cyber-attacks is front-of-mind for a number of key reasons, including how critical these industries are to everyday life. First, the Intellectual Property (IP) at the operational epicentre of these businesses - collectively worth hundreds of billions in R&D investment annually - makes the pharmaceutical industry an increasingly attractive target for cyber threat actors.

Jira Issue Recovery Guide: How To Restore Deleted Issues In Jira

Jira is a project management tool that helps IT teams simplify their DevOps and PM processes. Also, it supports easy collaboration throughout the team, thanks to the complex issue-tracking system. However, one thing you should be cautious of… It is the accidental or intentional deletion of important issues. Why?

CVE-2024-53568:Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Vulnerability in Volmarg Personal Management System

Product Name: Volmarg Personal Management System Vulnerability: Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Vulnerable Version: v1.4.65 CVE: CVE-2024-53568 The researchers from Astra’s security team, on March 06, 2025, discovered a stored cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in Volmarg Personal Management System v1.4.65. The issue was identified in the “Tags” field on the “Image Upload” page, where improper user input validation allowed attackers to execute arbitrary scripts.

Content Spoofing Vulnerability in RosarioSIS Student Information System

Product Name: RosarioSIS Student Information System Vulnerability: Content Spoofing Vulnerable Version: v12.0.0 CVE: To Be Assigned The researchers from Astra’s security team, on March 4, 2025, discovered a content spoofing vulnerability in the Demo Web Application. This issue was identified in the “Theme” configuration under “My Preferences,” where improper user input validation allowed attackers to manipulate application settings.

How CISOs Can Use Identity to Advance Zero Trust

AI is the best thing that’s ever happened to cybercriminals. It allows them to weaponize trust and launch identity-based attacks with staggering scale and sophistication. I’m talking about mutating polymorphic malware, prolonged ransomware sneak attacks that lead to double-extortion and deepfakes that defraud victims every few minutes.

RASP vs. VAPT: Why You Need Both for Unbreakable Application Security

Imagine building a high-tech security fence around your house but leaving open doors and windows with crumbling roofs. Would you still feel safe? That’s precisely what happens when organizations deploy Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) without Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT). Many security leaders assume that because RASP offers real-time threat detection and mitigation, it eliminates the need for proactive security testing. But this is a dangerous misconception.

regreSSHion in Perspective: Was It Worth the Hype

The regreSSHion vulnerability generated a lot of buzz and attention in mid-2024 that has since faded away. That’s in part because there’s no evidence that it was ever exploited. But, I argue it’s simply too dangerous not to patch, and that your vulnerability program needs to be flexible enough so that you can escalate exceptional cases like regreSSHion.