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Cybersecurity in 2026 Is a Race Against Speed
For years, cybersecurity advice sounded simple: use a strong password, turn on two-factor authentication, and don’t click suspicious links. That advice still matters. Agencies such as CISA still recommend stronger authentication, password managers, software updates, and phishing-resistant MFA where possible. [7] But in 2026, that advice is no longer
Why Linux Firewalls Are Moving From iptables to nftables
For many years, Linux firewall management was dominated by iptables. It became the standard tool used by system administrators to protect servers, networks, and production environments. However, modern Linux systems introduced a new firewall framework: nftables. Designed as the successor to iptables, nftables provides a cleaner architecture, improved flexibility, better
AI Security Startup Mate Surpasses $50M in Funding Amid Growing Enterprise Adoption
The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence is changing how organizations think about cybersecurity. Security operations teams are expected to investigate incidents faster, respond more quickly, and manage increasingly sophisticated attacks that can evolve at machine speed. At the same time, enterprises remain cautious about relying on AI systems whose conclusions
AI vs Google: The Quest for Visibility
Google search has been a part of our lives for decades now, and unless one was born under a rock and stayed there all these years, we have all had occasion to use it to obtain information for practically everything under the sun. In fact, to digital natives, anybody who