Shweta Sharma, CSOonline

Shweta Sharma

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New Delhi, DL, India

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Past articles by Shweta:

HPE to acquire Axis Security to deliver a unified SASE offering

HPE plans to expand its Aruba SASE platform with Axis Security’s Atmos, delivering a comprehensive edge-to-cloud, network and security solution as a service. → Read More

New cyberattack tactics rise up as ransomware payouts increase

Although threat actors continue to use phishing, brand impersonation, and business email compromise (BEC) as common tactics, use of less familiar attack methods to infiltrate global organizations have picked up, Proofpoint says. → Read More

GoDaddy connects a slew of past attacks to a multiyear hacking campaign

GoDaddy has identified a December 2022 malware incident on its hosting servers as part of a series of attacks on the company infrastructure since 2020. → Read More

Ransomware, email compromise are top security threats, but deepfakes increase

While ransomware and business email compromise are leading causes of cybersecurity threats, geopolitics and deepfakes play an increasing role, according to reports from VMware and Palo Alto. → Read More

Axis adds automation, onboarding features to Atmos ZTNA network access software

Axis is also offering migration tools and a buyback program for those looking to move from legacy ZTNA (zero trust network access) applications. → Read More

Average cost of data breaches hits record high of $4.35 million: IBM

Healthcare organizations saw average cost per breach at $10.1 million, more than double the global average. → Read More

Microsoft takes top spot as most impersonated brand in phishing

Microsoft tops Vade's phishing report, which has some good news: The overall number of phishing attacks declined in the second quarter. → Read More

Teleport features passwordless access with new access plane update

With the new capability, Teleport hopes to replace usernames, passwords, private keys, and other secrets with more secure physical identity solutions such as Touch ID, Windows Hello and Trusted Platform Module hardware. → Read More

CrowdStrike enhances container visibility and threat hunting capabilities

The cloud-native security provider wants to help customers gain visibility into all of their containers, as well as uncover a growing array of threats across multicloud environments. → Read More

Consulting firms jump on the Zero Trust bandwagon

Deloitte's new Zero Trust Access service and HCL's collaboration with Palo Alto Networks mark a sustained trend towards offering Zero Trust security services for clients. → Read More

Barracuda report: Almost everyone faced an industrial attack in the last year

Major attacks on industrial systems are on the rise, yet security efforts to protect these systems continue to lag behind. → Read More

Catalogic Software adds newer detection and backup capabilities

The new edition of the company’s data protection software DPX 4.8.1 adds backup for Microsoft 365 and other open virtualization platforms, including RedHat, Oracle, XenServer and KVM. → Read More

Asia could be placing all the wrong cybersecurity bets

Only 12% of companies in Asia quantify their financial exposure to cyber threats, less than half the global average of 26% according to a recent study by Microsoft and Marsh. → Read More

Italian spyware firm is hacking into iOS and Android devices, Google says

RCS Lab spyware uses known exploits to install harmful payloads and steal private user data, according to a Google report. → Read More

Hottest new cybersecurity products at RSA 2022

The annual RSA Conference is an opportunity for companies to showcase their latest cybersecurity products. Here are some of the most interesting new products being shown at RSA Conference 2022. → Read More

10 of the hottest new cybersecurity startups at RSA 2022

Cybersecurity startup companies use the RSA Conference to make their public debut and showcase their products. Here are some of the more interesting security startups showcasing their capabilities this year. → Read More

HYAS brings security threat detection, response to production networks

HYAS Confront uses domain expertise and proprietary machine learning to monitor and detect anomalies in production network environments and improve visibility as applications move to the cloud. → Read More

Deepfence Cloud builds on ThreatStryker security observability platform

The SaaS version of ThreatStryker will build on its real-time observation and protection abilities, spanning multiple cloud and development instances. → Read More

Rezilion launches Dynamic SBOM for software supply chain devsecops

Rezilion’s new Dynamic SBOM (software bill of materials) works with its devsecops platform and is designed to help security teams understand how software components are being executed in runtime. → Read More

Akamai's new Hijacking Protector aims to block browser redirection

The Audience Hijacking Protector by Akamai is a cloud-based solution to help protect in-browser attacks including marketing fraud and other malicious redirections. → Read More