Articles about cybersecurity tools

Newly released research from cybersecurity platform Cynet shows managed service providers (MSPs) are facing growing operational strain as they race to meet demand for cybersecurity services.

While cybersecurity services are driving growth and deepening client relationships, most MSPs are hitting operational roadblocks, held back by fragmented tools, limited automation and lean security teams.

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A new survey of 1,000 IT, security, and engineering professionals across North America uncovers a fractured landscape of legacy VPNs, slow manual processes, and overlapping tools -- with 99 percent of respondents saying they'd like to redesign their company’s access and networking setup from the ground up.

The study from Tailscale also shows that 83 percent of IT and engineering professionals admit to bypassing security controls in order to get their work done. Also worrying is that 68 percent say they have retained access to internal systems after leaving a previous employer, revealing critical gaps in offboarding and identity lifecycle management.

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New research from Barracuda Networks finds 65 percent of IT and security professionals say their organizations are juggling too many security tools.

What's more, over half (53 percent) of respondents also say their security tools cannot be integrated -- creating fragmented environments that are difficult to manage and secure.

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Following many requests from users, Surfshark has finally launched a VPN app specifically for Apple TV! This new app enhances user privacy by encrypting internet traffic and masking IP addresses, thereby shielding users from invasive online tracking and targeted advertising.

Surfshark’s new offering for Apple TV joins an extensive lineup of available VPN applications across various platforms, including Chrome, Firefox, iOS, macOS, Android, Windows, Linux, FireTV, and Edge. Notably, the Apple TV VPN app is accessible to all existing Surfshark users without any additional fees.

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