Can Oracle's Expanding Cloud Deal With AWS Fuel Long-Term Growth?

ORCL's AWS partnership deepens with new KMS integration for Exadata, streamlining encryption management and positioning for ...

Microsoft updates database portfolio and adds open-source offerings

Microsoft Corp. today is introducing updates across its database portfolio as part of general availability announcements for Azure DocumentDB and SQL Server 2025.
The Print

Think HTTPS Makes Your Website Safe? Hackers Can Still Attack Without Warning

In today’s digital-first world, businesses often assume that simply installing an SSL certificate makes their website ...

Azure HorizonDB: Microsoft's New PostgreSQL Database

With Azure HorizonDB, Microsoft introduces a cloud-native PostgreSQL database with up to 3072 vCores, VS Code Extensions, and ...

New Survey Reveals Critical Need To Shift From Legacy Web Forms To Secure Data Forms As 88% Of Organizations Experience Security Incidents

New Survey Reveals Critical Need To Shift From Legacy Web Forms To Secure Data Forms As 88% Of Organizations Experience ...
Security Info Watch

New Survey Finds Most Organizations Vulnerable to Breaches Through Legacy Web Forms

Nearly half of the organizations surveyed say they have suffered data breaches tied to online form submissions.

Cloud backup startup Eon raises $300M at $4B valuation

The company detailed today that prominent tech investor Elad Gill led the Series D raise. He was joined by Sequoia Capital, ...

New Cobalt 200 design accelerates encryption, compression, and analytics

Microsoft says Cobalt 200 delivers a 50% performance increase over Cobalt 100 systemsMicrosoft targets data analytics and web ...

Kraken ransomware moves laterally across networks using stolen credentials

Kraken ransomware measures system performance before deciding the scale of encryption damageShadow copies, Recycle Bin, and backups are deleted before encryption startsWindows, Linux, and ESXi systems ...
Security Boulevard

Nevada’s Trojan Download, Penn’s 1.2M Donor Breach, and the Malware That Kills Your Defenses First

In Nevada, a state employee downloaded what looked like a harmless tool from a search ad. The file had been tampered with, and that single moment opened the door to months of silent attacker movement ...