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10 Major Benefits of Cloud-Native Application Development

eSecurity Planet

This includes using cloud-native principles, services, architecture, and DevOps processes to build scalable, flexible, and resilient systems. This article is sponsored by UST, which offers cloud service solutions trusted by major brands in healthcare, finance, retail, and more.

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What Is DRM? Understanding Digital Rights Management

eSecurity Planet

6 Benefits of Digital Rights Management 5 Challenges & Limitations of DRM Common Use Cases of DRM-Protected Contents DRM License Models & Architecture 6 DRM Technologies to Use Now Legal Considerations of DRM Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Bottom Line: DRM Provides Special-Use Encryption How Does Digital Rights Management (DRM) Work?

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Phishing Season 2025: The Latest Predictions Unveiled

Security Boulevard

In February 2024, a major European retailer suffered a sophisticated phishing attack in which cybercriminals spoofed employee emails to deceive the financial team into transferring funds. A quick Google search will show that all these predictions are already coming true. As a result, the company lost approximately 15.5 million in cash.

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2024 State of Cybersecurity: Reports of More Threats & Prioritization Issues

eSecurity Planet

Infrastructure Protection Defense against DDoS and DNS attacks starts with effective network security architecture. Create redundant systems, hidden from casual access, and protected by load balancing and layers of defense to manage traffic surges until deploying other defenses.

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What is a Virtual Private Network (VPN)? VPN Security Explained

eSecurity Planet

A multi-hop architecture is preferable for some applications because of its added security (packets are re-encrypted for each hop), but it can introduce latency. Zero Trust Architecture and Privileged Access Management: VPNs allow users into the perimeter of a business system. Each server-to-server connection is called a “hop.”

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State of ransomware in 2025

SecureList

The architecture of Windows, combined with vulnerabilities in software such as Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and unpatched systems, makes it a prime target for ransomware executables. Manufacturing, government, and retail are the most targeted sectors, with varying levels of cybersecurity maturity across the region affecting security.