Insights and updates on enterprise browser security, productivity, and technology trends
The recent UBS data breach through its procurement services provider Chain IQ highlights the growing challenges financial institutions face from third-party vendor cybersecurity risks. This analysis explores the incident and its implications for the financial sector.
Amazon Web Services' $10 billion investment is reshaping North Carolina's economic destiny, turning the state into a national leader in AI, cloud infrastructure, and sustainable technology. This article explores the far-reaching impact on jobs, education, cybersecurity, and the region's future as an innovation hub.
The luxury retail sector faces a new reality: sophisticated cyberattacks targeting high-value customer data. Following Cartier's June 2025 breach, we explore how credential stuffing attacks are reshaping security priorities and what organizations must do to protect their digital assets.
A narrative analysis of the 2025 Victoria's Secret cyberattack, its industry context, and the urgent lessons for retail organizations facing a new era of digital threats.
When Norton's security systems were compromised in May 2025, exposing 184 million passwords, it revealed critical vulnerabilities in digital identity protection. This deep dive examines the technical failures, user impact, and essential security practices needed in today's threat landscape.
The enterprise browser has come a long way. Once just a window into SaaS tools, it's now a fully managed, policy-driven workspace—central to security, productivity, and compliance. But with new web technologies rapidly gaining ground, enterprise IT leaders are now asking a key question: How do we future-proof the browser for what's coming next?
Browser extensions are productivity gold—until they become a security liability. From password managers to ad blockers and GenAI tools, extensions have embedded themselves into everyday workflows across enterprises. But behind their convenience lies a hidden cost: risk exposure.
Enterprise browsers are no longer just secure windows into the web—they're now fully managed work environments. As the digital workplace becomes more specialized, IT leaders are realizing that different departments don't just need access—they need experiences tailored to how they work.
Enterprise browsers are rapidly evolving—from secure gateways to intelligent productivity hubs. As generative AI and LLM-based tools mature, the integration of AI directly into the browser is creating a new frontier: one where the browser doesn't just protect the workspace—it enhances it.