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International Women in Engineering Day is here, and it’s time to celebrate progress and address the difficulties faced by women in STEM.

Leading professionals in the engineering and technology fields have shared their insights in anticipation of INWED.

The bank in May confirmed a major breach involving customer data in multiple countries.

Recent reports have found plenty of vulnerabilities in healthcare products.

With International Women in Engineering Day on June 23, listen to these powerful comments from women engineers in the US.

International Women in Engineering Day, brought to you by Women’s Engineering Society (WES) will celebrate its 11th year on June 23, 2024, promoting the amazing work that women engineers across the globe are doing. This year’s theme is #Enhancedbyengineering. INWED gives women engineers around the world a profile when they are still hugely under-represented.

This past year showed us that the ransomware landscape is only getting increasingly sophisticated. This can be seen through ransomware attacks steadily.

A new vulnerability in GitHub Enterprise Server allowing attackers to bypass authentication has raised alarms over supply chain attacks, urging immediate software updates.

The recent breach of GuideWell’s subsidiary, WebTPA, a health benefits administrator, has compromised the personal information of approximately 2.4

The recent WebTPA data breach has impacted approximately 2.4 million individuals, with unauthorized access to a network server leading to potential catastrophe.

Industry experts are weighing in on the WebTPA Data Breach, discussing its repercussions and its ongoing impact on the public trust in the healthcare system.

A lot of things people dislike about the internet get lumped into the ‘dark web’ — but what is it really? Is it just tech’s version of the boogeyman? How worried should people be? To help separate fact from fiction, we considered the evidence and asked the experts. Here are 10 things about the dark web in 2024 that you might have missed.

The unmasking of the man behind the notorious ransomware gang, LockBit, by UK, US, and Australian security agencies might have provided a much-needed respite for many victims of ransomware attacks.

A year since CISA’s initiative, tech companies say their products will have built-in security features from the start.

A total of 68 tech firms have signed onto the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s (CISA) Secure by Design pledge under which they will use best efforts over the next year to build better security into their products.

Securin’s proactive security platform wins Cybersecurity Excellence Awards for attack surface management, risk management and threat intelligence.

IT departments can update software, but they can’t patch people. Verizon this week released its 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), based on analysis of over 30,000 incidents (compromised security), over 10,000 of which resulted in data breaches, that took place between November 1, 2022, and October 31, 2023.

Last year marked a significantly troubling year for cybersecurity amid an increasingly dangerous ransomware landscape. The emergence of new attackers brought about more sophisticated attack methods and an increased frequency of ransomware incidents. As a result, net global ransomware payments climbed to one billion dollars.

Virtual private networks (VPNs) form a staple of the modern work environment. VPNs provide an essential layer of protection for employees working remotely or across multiple office locations, encrypting data traffic to stop hackers from intercepting and stealing information.

The Change Healthcare cyberattack has spurred the proposal of new legislation from Sen. Mark Warner to demand minimum cybersecurity standards of hospitals and healthcare delivery organizations, or face financial penalties.

Attackers are indiscriminately targeting VPNs from Cisco and several other vendors in what may be a reconnaissance effort, company says.

Ivanti recognizes its partners for their substantial contributions to customers and exceptional business influence. Securin was named Technology Alliance Innovation Partner of the Year.

In this episode of the Risk Management Show Podcast we delve into “Redefining Data Security: A Holistic Approach,” featuring insights from top industry leaders, Rahul Kannan, President and CEO at Securin, and Anthony Cammarano, Global VP of Security, Privacy, and Strategic at Protegrity.

In this episode of the Risk Managment Show podcast, we delve into “Insider Threats and Data Protection Strategies: A Holistic Approach”, featuring insights from top industry leaders, Rahul Kannan, President and CEO at Securin, and Anthony Cammarano, Global VP of Security, Privacy, and Strategic at Protegrity.

Threats such as cyberattacks, supply chain attacks, network intrusions, and ransomware are now an everyday occurrence, causing significant damage.

In this article, inspired by our discussion with, Aviral Verma, an Information Security Specialist at Securin, we delve into the alarming rise in ransomware attacks plaguing industries worldwide. We discussed the transformation of ransomware from isolated incidents to sophisticated, corporate-like operations, highlighting the necessity for proactive risk management and robust cyber security measures.

Internet Technology Director Adam Baca and his staff have been going through training with Securin, which is a cybersecurity program in Albuquerque. “It is for attack service management, which gives us the attacker’s perspective from the outside in.”

In this episode of the Global Risk Community chat, we tackle the urgent topic of the “Ransomware Surge” and how businesses can protect themselves. Featuring Aviral Verma, an Information Security Specialist at Securin, we delve into the alarming rise in ransomware attacks plaguing industries worldwide.

Human-augmented, actionable threat intelligence plays a critical role in every organization’s strategy – and Securin’s 2023 retrospective on a year’s worth of ransomware threats and attack groups brings additional insight to help enterprises learn, proactively mitigate risks and strengthen their security posture.  

Take this free quiz to find out which STEM careers could be right for you based on your interests and traits.

Today is International Women’s Day 2024, a global day to celebrate the historic achievements of women in culture, technology, and society at large. And as such, it’s important to take a moment to reflect on the progress that has been made in the fight for gender equality, as well as the challenges that still lie ahead.

With March being Women’s History Month, and March 8th the observance of International Women’s Day, we assembled some thoughts and quotes with these themes in mind from women in our industry to share. Women make up about 25-26% of the cybersecurity workforce.

Training — Employees are a key pillar of a complete cybersecurity strategy. IT (Information Technology) and security teams can only do so much that security training for all employees is necessary, and it needs to be interactive rather than a slide deck someone can click through to make it more engaging.

The article “Top 50 Women Leaders in IT for 2024″ is a testament to these remarkable women’s achievements, highlighting their roles, companies, and the unique insights they bring.

Updated federal guidelines emphasize transparency and swift action to safeguard organizations, stakeholders, customers, and their communities. As cybersecurity teams adjust to the government’s latest directives, security leaders must prepare and ensure compliance with these new regulations.

The campaign theme for International Women’s Day 2024 is Inspire Inclusion. When we inspire others to understand and value women’s inclusion, we forge a better world. And when women themselves are inspired to be included, there’s a sense of belonging, relevance, and empowerment. Collectively, let’s forge a more inclusive world for women.

News is still unfolding on the international law agency effort between 11 countries, including the United States and the United Kingdom, that was able to

Securin is a company that is obsessed with helping leaders continuously improve their security posture. The company partners with its customers using tech-enabled services, including Attack Surface Management, Vulnerability Management, Pentesting and Vulnerability Intelligence. Pulse 2.0 interviewed Securin’s president and chief operating officer, Rahul Kannan, to learn more about the company.

Referenece to Rahul’s byline “Your Employees Are an Overlooked Corner in Your Attack Surface”

Imagine a world where every girl and woman is encouraged to explore the wonders of science and technology, where their contributions are not only . . .

Every year on February 11th, the world unites to celebrate the remarkable contributions of women and girls in STEM. This year, the theme – “Women and Girls in Science Leadership: A New Era for Sustainability” – shines a spotlight on their crucial role in shaping a brighter future.

Solutions Review’s Contributed Content Series is a collection of contributed articles written by thought leaders in enterprise software categories. Rahul Kannan of Securin shines a light in the dark corner of your attack surface to reveal an overlooked X factor: the employees.

Safer Internet Day was established by the European Union in 2004 to raise awareness about online safety and encourage individuals to use the internet in a responsible and positive manner. With the rapid growth of the internet and its increasing usage in every aspect of our lives, it has become crucial to promote a safe and secure online environment for all.

Securin, Inc. just debuted its latest ransomware report, investigating cybersecurity threats and detailing how the usage and manipulation by threat groups has grown in 2023. Hopes for a reduction in ransomware attacks in 2023 were dashed as incidents continued to rise, affecting businesses, governments, critical infrastructure, and more.

Cybersecurity helps protect computer systems, networks and data from unauthorized access, attacks, damage and threats. The news has been buzzing lately with different cybersecurity attacks that make everyone nervous about their security. However, keeping tabs on what is coming and how the industry will tackle challenges provides peace of mind and informs decisions for your 2024 security needs.

Aspart of our series called “Five Things You Need To Be A Highly Effective C-Suite Executive,” we had the pleasure of interviewing Ram Movva. Ram is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Securin Inc. Through his visionary approach and strategic decision-making, he has played a crucial role in establishing Securin Inc. as a reputable and pioneering figure in the cybersecurity domain.

Today Securin, Inc. released its latest ransomware report, examining the prominent cybersecurity threat and documenting how its usage and manipulation by threat groups have evolved in 2023. Hopes that the ransomware threat environment would ease in 2023 proved misguided, with attacks increasing across the board, affecting businesses, governments, critical infrastructure, and more.

Securin, Inc. released its comprehensive “2023 Year in Review: Ransomware” report, revealing a worrying escalation in ransomware attacks that defied earlier hopes of a decline. The report paints a detailed picture of the ransomware landscape, indicating a surge in attacks that impacted businesses, governments, and critical infrastructures.

Securin researchers published Tuesday their latest findings on ransomware threats in 2023. The research provides valuable insights into new APT (advanced persistent threat) groups, ransomware families, and related attacks. It recognizes that the past year has witnessed a significant transformation in the cyber attack landscape, particularly with the rise of ransomware as a prominent threat.

Today Securin, Inc. released its latest ransomware report, examining the prominent cybersecurity threat and documenting how its usage and manipulation by threat groups have evolved in 2023. Hopes that the ransomware threat environment would ease in 2023 proved misguided, with attacks increasing across the board, affecting businesses, governments, critical infrastructure, and more.