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Written by the people doing the work — threat research, regulatory guidance, and what we learn on live engagements.

AI in Cybersecurity31 Dec 2025

Beyond Defence: Turning Security Capabilities into Commercial Advantage

A commercial leader’s perspective on cybersecurity as a growth engine There is a noticeable shift in boardrooms across industries: cybersecurity is no longer discussed only when something goes wrong. Commercial leaders are starting to recognise a simple reality. Customers do not just buy products. T

Anthony Reza

Blog27 Dec 2025

The Growing Insider Threat Problem in Hybrid Work Environments

The traditional office perimeter has not just shifted; it has effectively dissolved. In the wake of the global transition to hybrid work, the “office” is now a kitchen table in the suburbs, a coworking space in another time zone, or a laptop on a train. While this flexibility has unlocke

Surya Maulana

AI in Cybersecurity26 Dec 2025

AI Cybercrime: 5 Red Flags to Watch Out For

Artificial intelligence is now a major driver of modern AI cybercrime. Tasks that once required skill and time can be automated through generative AI, allowing attackers to move quickly, appear legitimate and slip past traditional defences. Security teams that still look for obvious errors in emails

Marsha Widagdo

AI in Cybersecurity24 Dec 2025

Growth in the Age of Risk: Aligning Cyber Maturity with Market Expansion

Companies today are not just scaling, they are pushing into new markets, adopting new technologies, and racing to deliver at speed. Growth teams often prioritise expansion metrics: revenue, user acquisition, launch cadence. But what too many overlook is how expansion drastically broadens a company’s

Lukas Novotny

AI in Cybersecurity20 Dec 2025

Why Predictive Threat Intelligence Matters for 2026 Security Planning

Security leaders today are facing a rapidly expanding threat landscape influenced by accelerated digital transformation, widespread cloud adoption, and adversaries equipped with more sophisticated technologies than ever before. As organizations evaluate their cybersecurity strategy for 2026, the old

Anthony Reza

Blog11 Dec 2025

What Security Leaders Should Learn from the Latest Data Breach Disclosures

Each public breach reveals more than a security failure. It provides a lens into attacker behavior, organizational blind spots, and the structural weaknesses that continue to challenge even the most mature cybersecurity programs. For security executives planning for resilience in 2025 and beyond, th

Regal Star Rauniyar

AI in Cybersecurity06 Dec 2025

How AI and APTs are Redefining Cyber Warfare in 2025 in Southeast Asia

The cyber threat landscape in 2025 looks dramatically different from even five years ago. Nation-state actors and highly resourced adversarial groups have begun leveraging artificial intelligence not merely as a tool, but as a force multiplier. The fusion of AI and APTs has opened the door to offens

Trimikha Valentius

AI in Cybersecurity30 Nov 2025

The Psychology of Social Engineering: Why Even Trained Employees Fall for It

Technology continues to improve. Security tools evolve. Yet in incident after incident across ASEAN, one pattern consistently emerges: attackers bypass systems by influencing people. Even highly trained employees can be manipulated into granting access, approving requests, or revealing information,

Regal Star Rauniyar

Cloud & IT Security29 Nov 2025

SOC Burnout is Real: Strategies to Protect Your Blue Team

Security Operations Centers sit at the front line of an enterprise’s defensive posture, but the operational cost on the humans behind the console is often underestimated. Across Southeast Asia and globally, blue teams report sustained alert pressure, expanding attack surfaces, understaffing, a

Jet

AI in Cybersecurity25 Nov 2025

Securing Agentic AI: A Zentara Approach to Autonomous System Defense

Enterprises across Southeast Asia are beginning to deploy Agentic AI: systems capable of making autonomous decisions, taking actions, and adapting their behaviour over time. This shift introduces operational advantages but also a new security challenge: the need to govern how autonomous system

Trimikha Valentius

AI in Cybersecurity20 Nov 2025

What CISOs are Getting Wrong About Threat Modeling

When security teams refer to threat modeling, they often picture periodic exercises: white-board sessions, flow diagrams, lists of assets, and hypothetical attack paths. In 2026, however, this static approach is diverging sharply from how real-world adversaries operate. Attackers exploit cloud-nativ

Surya Maulana

Blog10 Nov 2025

The Real Cost of Ignoring Patch Management in 2026

As enterprise environments grow more distributed and cloud-heavy, one truth remains painfully unchanged: unpatched vulnerabilities continue to be the fastest, cheapest, and most reliable entry point for attackers. The data is clear. According to the latest insights from the Verizon Data Breach Inves

Anthony Reza