Unlike many modern languages, C offers fewer built-in safety nets, placing the onus squarely on the developer to write secure and robust code.

riting secure code isn't just a "nice-to-have"; it's a fundamental requirement to protect data, maintain user trust, and avoid costly breaches.

Your web browser stores data that tells the website you're already authenticated. But what happens if these digital "keys" fall into the wrong hands? Enter Device Bound Session Credentials (DBSC), an emerging web security capability designed to tackle this very problem head-on.

Many people don’t realize: every device connected to your home internet, from the main router to the smallest smart plug, can potentially be a security risk if not set up carefully.

Enter Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) – a security model that's rapidly shifting from an industry buzzword to a critical business imperative in 2025.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer science fiction; it's woven into the fabric of our daily lives and transforming industries at an incredible pace. Cybersecurity is no exception.

A type of attack called session hijacking, often fueled by malware stealing browser "cookies' or "tokens," is becoming increasingly common. It allows attackers to take over your logged-in accounts without ever needing your password.

Your internet router isn't just a box blinking in the corner; it's the main gateway connecting your home, home office, or small business to the online world. Just like you lock your physical front door, securing this digital doorway is crucial to protect your computers, phones, smart devices, and sensitive data from unwanted visitors.

Behavioural cybersecurity examines the patterns, habits, and decision-making processes of individuals to secure against cyber threats.