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Zero-day vulnerabilities represent one of themost daunting challenges in cyber security. Unknown to software vendors anddevoid of available patches, these vulnerabilities provide cybercriminals witha golden opportunity to exploit organizational systems, often leading todevastating outcomes.   In this article, we aim to help youunderstand zero-day attacks, trace them from zero-day vulnerabilities, and armyou with actionable strategies to fortify your organization against the

Imagine a door that no one knows exists—except for the burglar who just walked through it. This is the essence of a zero-day vulnerability: a flaw in software or hardware that remains unknown to the vendor, but not to those who exploit it.   According to a 2024 report, zero-day vulnerabilities have seen a significant rise, with a  103% increase in exploitation attempts  compared to the previous year. These weaknesses are the quiet dangers of the digital age, lurking invis

At Pipeline, we understand that effective cybersecurity transcends advanced technology; it fundamentally revolves around the people involved, the purpose behind their actions, and the passion they bring to the field. We are excited to share that our philosophy has led us to win the Grand Prize in the Cybersecurity Support Services category by Japan Digital Transformation Association, a prominent organization championing Japan’s Digital Transformation journey. This award is

7 Essential Cloud Security Measures to Protect Your Data Cloud technology provides significant advantages over its traditional counterpart, so it's no wonder that businesses are increasingly relying on it to drive efficiency and innovation. With a significant shift towards cloud storage, the importance of robust cloud security measures has never been more critical. The rise in cyberattacks and data breaches targeting cloud-based systems highlights businesses' vulnerabilities

As businesses continue to transition from traditional IT infrastructures to the cloud, two crucial questions linger: "Is cloud security better than on-premises solutions? Which one is safer?"

Cloud-native applications are changing the game. They bring flexibility, scalability, and speed to businesses of all sizes. But with all these perks come big security risks. As your infrastructure evolves, so do the threats. Cybercrime, malware, and hacking are relentless, and they’re constantly looking for new ways to exploit vulnerabilities.

Driven by scalability, cost-efficiencies, and flexibility, companies of all kinds are moving their data and apps to the cloud. But as more companies use cloud technology, cloud security takes the front stage. Thus, understanding the shared responsibility model in cloud security is essential.