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In today’s digital age, data is the cornerstone of modern business operations. Companies rely heavily on vast amounts of information—from customer details and financial records to intellectual property and internal communications—to stay competitive and function efficiently. However, this dependence also makes them prime targets for cybercriminals who constantly evolve their tactics to exploit vulnerabilities. Without robust data protection measures, organizations risk losing more than just data—they risk losing trust.

In the world of relational databases, data is typically structured according to normalization principles. The goal is to reduce redundancy and enforce data integrity. This has long been the foundation of database design, especially when data is organized into the Third Normal Form (3NF) or even the Boyce-Codd Normal Form (BCNF). However, as data becomes more normalized, it also becomes less aligned with the format needed for reports, dashboards, and business intelligence applications.

In today’s fast-moving IT landscape, network visibility has shifted from being a luxury to an absolute necessity.

RFID Skimming: The Real-World Threat You Can’t Ignore

Security teams today are overwhelmed—not just by threats, but by data. With a 28% year-over-year increase in log volume and SIEM costs tied directly to data ingestion, budgets are ballooning. But more data doesn’t always mean better security. In fact, excessive log volume often increases noise, reduces visibility, and slows response times.

Securing APIs is a complex challenge, requiring best practices, vulnerability assessments, and robust solutions. Today, we’re excited to announce a major enhancement to your API security toolkit: Traceable’s contextual API security capabilities are now an integral part of Axway’s Amplify Platform. This integration transforms Amplify into a comprehensive solution for Business, IT, and Security teams.

As cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, passwordless authentication emerges as a pivotal innovation in digital security. This advanced approach enhances security while streamlining access, reducing vulnerabilities associated with traditional passwords. As cyberattacks grow more sophisticated, adopting passwordless methods is no longer just an option but a necessity for safeguarding sensitive data.

AI is reshaping industries, but organizations are at different stages in their AI governance journey. Some are centralizing AI projects, others are working to get ahead of generative AI requests, while many are focused on creating a robust data foundation. Few organizations have built a well-oiled AI factory that classifies, profiles, and certifies AI data while generating transformative insights. However, a clear intent to define AI strategies and improve data governance is emerging among data leaders.

The cloud has revolutionized modern business, offering unmatched scalability, agility, and cost efficiency. However, this transformation comes with significant security challenges, expanding the attack surface and introducing new risks. To navigate this evolving landscape, organizations must adopt a deep understanding of cloud security principles and best practices. The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) provides valuable resources to help organizations secure their cloud environments effectively.