Cybersecurity + IT Articles

Kumar Goswami

Updated on June 13, 2025

Companies often forget to protect unstructured file data, which makes it an ideal attack surface. Our expert tells you how to stay safe.

Éireann Leverett

Updated on June 05, 2025

Chat logs from cyber threat group Black Basta reveal that a company’s greatest vulnerability is its overlooked infrastructure. Here’s what that means for cybersecurity defense.

Roman Davydov

Updated on May 27, 2025

As Kotlin is quickly becoming a popular and highly paid language, our expert shares some tips for building secure products with it.

Giorgos Myrianthous

Updated on May 20, 2025

Prompt injection is a cyberattack that takes advantage of the greatest strength of an LLM: Its ability to understand natural language. Our expert details how it works and how to guard against it.

Esben Dochy

Updated on April 21, 2025

Aging network equipment opens your business to a myriad of vulnerabilities. Our expert shares advice for managing it proactively.

Toni de la Fuente

Updated on April 17, 2025

Open-source cloud security tools offer increased transparency, flexibility and control. Here’s why it might signal the end of black-box security solutions.

Margo Steines

Updated on April 16, 2025

These leading Montreal IT companies offer expertise in areas ranging from custom software solutions to managed cybersecurity services.

Metin Kortak

Updated on March 26, 2025

An SSH “Connection Refused” error occurs when an attempt to connect to a remote server is denied, leading to significant security vulnerabilities. Here’s what can cause this error, troubleshooting tips, security best practices and more on how SSH works.

Nicky Watson

Updated on March 25, 2025

The Department of Government Efficiency’s (DOGE) access to troves of personal data carries significant data privacy risks and could have far-reaching consequences. Learn more. 

Erin Hamm

Updated on March 17, 2025

Rushing to adopt the latest generative AI security tools can create larger problems in the future. Here’s why a slower, simpler approach is better.