Cam Martin

Where should organisations begin when looking at how to secure cloud-native applications?

The anniversary provides the perfect opportunity to reflect on how increased consumer and business reliance on online services has meant to the integrity of data.

It’s been three years since the GDPR was enforced. Compliance with the EU data privacy regulation remains an ongoing challenge for organisations as do raising cyber security expectations and threats.

The editors at Solutions Review, as well as industry experts, reflect on the impact and effects of GDPR three years after it passed.

Supply chain cyber attacks are trending up. While they aren’t new, there’s a clear and concerning trend taking place with third-party software and service providers rapidly becoming attackers’ favorite target. 

Mental Health Awareness Month is a good reminder for managers to check in with their software developers and address their mental, emotional and physical needs.

A new report finds that the vast majority of app developers are knowingly pushing vulnerable code, and that truly secure applications capable of repelling a determined attacker are few and far between.

As digital transformation efforts advance and cloud-native becomes more popular, the role of application security within cloud-native architectures needs to become a priority.

Cybersecurity professionals discuss how far we can rely on the use of passwords to secure our most valuable information, and how organisations should be securely operating until we can develop a more reliable method to replace passwords.