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Cove Data Protection Feature Focus: Critical Configuration Changes
Cove 26.2 delivers Critical Configuration Changes, the second feature in our Anomaly Detection story. This feature allows users to create event-based alerts for indicators of compromise in their backup policies, such as changed retention schedules, modified backup profiles, or deleted devices. With real-time visibility into these changes, users can take just-in-time action to resolve them before recovery efforts are impacted. In this video, we walk through how to create your first notification and outline the main use cases this feature supports.
CertKit Agent update: RRAS support, deploy windows, and agent locking
The CertKit Agent 1.6 is out. Three things in this release, all of them coming from the same underlying problem: the shorter certificate lifespans get, the more certificate deployment has to behave like real software deployments.
Trusted Ownership: How Ivanti Application Control scales beyond allowlisting
Application control is one of those security topics where many people carry old assumptions. Traditional allowlisting feels safe but quickly becomes a maintenance burden. Blocklisting feels reactive and incomplete. And while tools like Microsoft AppLocker led many to believe that strict allowlisting is the gold standard, modern attacks have proven otherwise. Attackers increasingly rely on legitimate, signed tools — used in the wrong context — to bypass list-based controls entirely.
Best Website Monitoring Tools for Compliance and Security in 2026
Compliance audits used to be annual fire drills. Teams would scramble for weeks gathering screenshots, pulling logs, and hoping nothing slipped through the cracks. That approach no longer works when regulations like GDPR and HIPAA require continuous documentation and real-time evidence of security controls. Website monitoring tools designed for compliance have evolved to address this reality, automating evidence collection and flagging issues before auditors ever arrive.
Card Payments Without Fear: A Deep Dive into Tokenization & PCI Compliance
Buying something online might feel instant, but behind the scenes there's a whole variety of security checks designed to keep your card data invisible. Alexander Rumyantsev, a software engineer with deep experience in financial systems, walks us through how tokenization makes this possible, and why it's reshaping how product teams build payments.
The Hidden Cost of SaaS Sprawl: When Custom Development Makes More Sense
The average enterprise now spends $55.7 million on SaaS annually, an 8% jump from last year alone. Yet here is the uncomfortable truth: a significant chunk of that money is being quietly wasted on tools that overlap, go unused, or simply do not fit the way teams actually work. SaaS sprawl has become one of the most expensive and least visible problems in modern IT. And for a growing number of organizations, the answer is not another subscription. It is custom-built software designed around the way their business actually operates.
Is Terabox Safe in 2026? Security Risks, Data Privacy Concerns, and Safer Cloud Storage Alternatives
Cloud storage platforms have become essential for individuals, startups, and enterprises alike. From backing up photos and documents to sharing large files across teams, services like Terabox promise convenience, massive free storage, and cross-device accessibility. However, in 2026, users are asking a more important question: Is Terabox truly safe?
New N-able and Futurum Report Reveals How AI is Reshaping Cyber Resilience
Findings underscore a widening resilience gap as AI accelerates both business innovation and adversarial tradecraft.
Secure access at the speed of incident response
Picture this: it's 2am, your pager goes off, and you're staring at a production database that's on fire. You know exactly what's wrong. You know exactly how to fix it. But you can't touch anything because you're waiting on someone to approve your access request. Meanwhile, your customers are down, your SLAs are bleeding out, and you're refreshing Slack hoping someone in security is awake to click "approve." This is the incident response tax that too many teams pay.