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Real Time Risk Needs Real Time Visibility

Third-party risk doesn’t wait for annual reviews. Vendor ecosystems change constantly, and risk teams need visibility that keeps pace. In this clip from Three Hard Truths About TPRM, Julie Gaiaschi, CEO and Co-Founder of TPRA, and Vanessa Jankowski, SVP and GM of Bitsight’s TPRM solution, explore why continuous monitoring and real-time visibility are critical for stronger accountability, faster response, and better resilience across the vendor ecosystem.

Threat Intelligence for prioritization

More data does not always mean better decisions. For TPRM teams, the value comes from actionable, correlated intelligence that helps identify which risks need attention first. In this clip from Three Hard Truths About TPRM, Julie Gaiaschi of TPRA and Vanessa Jankowski of Bitsight discuss how threat context can help organizations prioritize third-party risk, strengthen supply chain resilience, and support business continuity under pressure.

The Cybersecurity Poverty Line: Why it exists and why Sophos exists to erase it

The Cybersecurity Poverty Line: Why it exists and why Sophos exists to erase it Erase is an ambitious word. We chose it because the agentic era of AI creates a genuine opportunity to change the equation. There are roughly 359 million businesses in the world. Fewer than 35,000 of them employ a CISO. Every framework, product taxonomy, analyst report, compliance regime, and piece of cybersecurity marketing in circulation assumes a senior security leader on the other end.

Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud ranked the Best Server Backup in G2 Summer 2026 Grid Report

Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud has been ranked in the G2 Summer 2026 Grid Report for Server Backup, earning recognition as the best server backup solution in the category. The ranking reinforces Acronis’ strength in helping organizations protect critical server workloads, recover quickly from disruption and manage backup operations through an integrated cyber protection platform.

Government's Social Media Ban Is Just the Beginning

The UK is banning social media for children and I completely support protecting kids from harmful content. But I'm deeply concerned about what comes next. Age verification requirements, VPN restrictions, OS-level validation - the scope keeps expanding beyond the original intent. History shows this pattern: laws start with good intentions, then governments abuse them.

The Tata Electronics Breach: What IT & Security Teams Must Do - Before Your Business Is Next

When Tata Electronics confirmed a cybersecurity incident this week, the numbers were staggering. Over 200,000 files. 630GB of data. Apple iPhone specs. Tesla trade secrets. Employee passport scans.

DPDP Rules, 2025: A Guide to Digital Personal Data Protection

The notification of the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025, marks a major turning point in how businesses in India collect, use, and safeguard personal data in the digital ecosystem. Together with the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023, these Rules create a rights-based, consent-driven framework that places citizens at the centre of data processing while still enabling responsible innovation and growth in the digital economy.

Blocking USB Devices and Whitelisting Authorized Peripherals with DLP

Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is all about keeping your business data safe from getting leaked, lost, or accessed without admin permission. It protects, identifies, analyzes, and blocks unauthorized data transfers within the network and through connected devices and outbound emails. DLP enforces company policies, preventing users from sharing confidential information. It further allows organizations to set USB restrictions to protect sensitive information at every stage of operations.

Top Software Supply Chain Security Best Practices for Enterprises

If an attacker compromised a dependency buried three levels deep in your build pipeline tonight, how long would it take you to find out? Open source libraries, third-party frameworks, transitive dependencies, build tooling, and now AI-generated code that developers may not have reviewed line by line: each of these components flows into your application, whether your team explicitly chose it or not. Each component is a potential entry point.