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Scattered Spider: How Certes DPRM Could Have Broken the Attack Chain
We explain how Certes DPRM would have neutralized the recent Scattered Spider retail ransomware attacks, and why a new approach to data security is needed
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Cloud Sovereignty Is a Myth Without Control of Your Data
If your cloud provider can hand over your data without your knowledge, your cloud strategy is already a compliance failure. The idea that hosting data in a specific geographic region ensures ...
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How Service Providers Can Eliminate Data Liability Without Losing Functionality
Performance means nothing without trust. Data breaches and exposed systems damage reputations and leave your business liable.
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Quantum Threats Are Here – Is Your Security Already Obsolete?
Quantum computing isn’t a future threat—it’s a present danger exposing fatal flaws in today’s data protection strategies. Are you ready?
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Quantum Safe Data Protection: How Certes Protects Your Data Like Preventing a Bank Heist
Quantum Safe Data Protection isn’t optional. Certes strips stolen data of all value with quantum-safe DPRM, shutting down breaches before they start.
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Quantum-Safe by Default: Navigating CJIS 6.0 Compliance with Certes DPRM
Ensure CJIS compliance with quantum-safe data protection. Certes meets CJIS 6.0 requirements for key control and more, without disrupting your infrastructure.
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Data Poisoning: The Hidden Threat That Could Kill Your AI
AI is only as good as the data it learns from, and attackers are already exploiting that fact. Data poisoning is quickly becoming one of the most dangerous and least understood cyber threats facing ...
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Data is the Target for Cyberattacks – So Why Are You Still Only Protecting the Perimeter With Network Security?
Ransomware recovery costs have surged to an average of $2.73 million, and the reputational damage that follows can be irreparable. And it’s not just companies paying the price – executives face ...
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Beyond Ransomware Payments: A Proactive Approach to Cybersecurity
The government's proposal to ban public sector bodies from making ransomware payments only scratches the surface of what’s needed to counter these attacks.
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Trust but Verify: Strengthening AI Security with Data Protection
Research reveals an alarming vulnerability in AI systems, and their susceptibility to jailbreaking, highlighting the need for AI security to protect data.
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The Importance of Protecting Active Directory from Attack: What’s at Stake?
In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of protecting Active Directory from cyberattacks, the devastating consequences of an AD breach, and best practices to safeguard this critical ...
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Achieving DORA Compliance: Best Practices for Securing Data in Transit
Among the many aspects of digital resilience that DORA addresses, protecting data in transit plays a critical role in ensuring compliance with this regulation. In this blog post, we will explore why ...
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Why Protecting Data in Transit Should Be Your Top Priority – Not Just Monitoring Network Activity
We explain why focusing on protecting data in transit is essential and how it can protect your business from sophisticated cyber threats
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What Protects Your Data While You Prepare for PQC Migration?
Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) has become one of the biggest priorities facing security leaders. Governments are setting quantum migration deadlines, regulators are issuing guidance, and organizations are beginning the long process of understanding where cryptography exists across their environments.
Jul 2026
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Executive Liability Is Real: Why Data Protection Now Sits in the Boardroom
If your organization mishandles sensitive data, regulators will knock on the boardroom door – and you could be personally liable. It’s time to stop securing the castle and start protecting the crown jewels: your data.
Feb 2026
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Why Your Cybersecurity Strategy Is Failing Where It Matters Most
If your business still believes perimeter defenses will protect it from a breach, you're already exposed. Most security strategies are focused on the wrong target, and it’s costing companies millions in fines, downtime, and lost trust.
Feb 2026