Feature Blogs

Why Quarterly Security Audits Are Crucial for Cybersecurity Resilience

In cybersecurity, what you don’t review regularly often becomes your weakest link. Threats evolve constantly, configurations drift, and access permissions change—sometimes without notice. That’s why...

How Cybersecurity Became a Core Business Strategy (Not Just an IT Function)

Not long ago, cybersecurity lived quietly inside the IT department—focused on firewalls, patches, and passwords. Today, it has moved into the boardroom. Why? Because every modern organisation runs on...

How SMEs Can Strengthen Their Cybersecurity Posture Cost-Effectively

Cybersecurity is no longer just an enterprise concern. Small and mid-sized businesses (SMEs) are increasingly becoming prime targets for cyberattacks—often because they operate with limited...

How to Reduce False Positives with CoreGenix SIEM

Security teams today are not short on alerts—they are overwhelmed by them. If your SOC is drowning in notifications, the problem isn’t visibility. It’s prioritization. False positives slow response...

Stop Testing for Safety. Start Testing for Risk.

Most organizations believe they are secure because their assessments say “passed.” But here’s the uncomfortable truth: Safety is a checkbox. Risk is reality. If your security assessments are not...

How AI Sees Cyber Risk: Inside AI-Driven Attack Surface Management

Ever wondered how artificial intelligence actually sees cyber risk? Traditional security tools rely on known signatures, static rules, and historical attack data. AI changes this model completely...

Why Manual Incident Response Fails in Modern Cyber Attacks – And How SOAR Fixes It

By the time your security team responds, the breach has often already escalated. This is not a failure of people — it is a failure of speed. Modern cyber threats move in seconds. Human-driven response...

Your Network Doesn’t Need More Tools — It Needs Fewer Blind Spots

Attackers don’t scan for tools. They look for what your tools overlook. Modern enterprise networks are packed with security products — firewalls, EDR, SIEM, IDS, cloud security tools. Yet breaches...

Your Firewall Didn’t Fail. Your Identity Perimeter Did.

Most breaches don’t break systems. They borrow someone’s login. Modern cyberattacks rarely start with malware smashing through firewalls. Instead, they begin quietly — using stolen credentials...