Enterprise ransomware attacks do not happen only because leaders are careless. They happen when complex systems, incentives, identity gaps, vendor exposure, and untested recovery plans give criminals leverage.
A news-focused explainer on Commvault launches Ctrl-Z for cloud AI workloads, the new AI Protect launch, and why guided recovery matters for enterprise AI systems.
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, organizations face a multitude of threats that can compromise their sensitive data and disrupt operations. Developing and implementing an effective incident response plan is a critical aspect of cybersecurity strategy to minimize the impact of security incidents. This article explores key insights into incident response planning, guiding organizations in establishing resilient strategies that enhance their ability to detect, respond to, and recover from security incidents.
Windows 10 stopped receiving free security updates on 14 October 2025, and roughly three in ten Windows desktops are still running it. This guide sets out the five endpoint positions available after end of support — paid Extended Security Updates, a standard Windows 11 refresh, a Surface 5G refresh, a Windows 365 Cloud PC, and doing nothing — and the single number that settles each one. It covers what ESU really costs at 61, 122 and 244 US dollars per device across three cumulative years, which Windows 11 protections depend on hardware and cannot be retrofitted at any price, what Surface 5G devices actually exist today and which SKUs carry the cellular option, why a provisioned cellular connection removes an entire attack class rather than detecting it, and how to sequence migration waves so the saving is realised at decommissioning rather than promised at go-live.
A practical guide to moving beyond threat blocking and building operational continuity, breach readiness, and recovery capability across critical services.
The UK government’s Cyber Resilience Pledge launched on 7 July 2026 with more than sixty founding signatories and three specific commitments: board-level ownership of cyber risk, registration for the NCSC Early Warning service, and a risk-based push for Cyber Essentials across supply chains. This FAQ covers what it costs, who is checking, and whether signing changes anything.
Security tool sprawl is a quiet tax on detection speed, analyst capacity and cyber resilience. Here is what unified SecOps actually means, where consolidation goes wrong, and how to sequence it without losing coverage.
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