Q&A – The TechBriefs

Why communication is essential to digital crisis plans [Q&A]

As technology rapidly advances, the number of ways a crisis can unfold is growing. AI tools can misfire, cybersecurity threats […]

Application abuse and what to do about it [Q&A]

Using applications as an attack vector, in a DDoS campaign for example, is not new. But application abuse is evolving […]

When a single pane of glass becomes a one-way mirror [Q&A]

Consolidating cybersecurity information into a ‘single pane’ has been something of a holy grail for the industry in recent years. […]

Why residential proxies have become one of security’s biggest blind spots [Q&A]

Security teams still rely heavily on IP reputation, static IP lists, and behavioral baselines to separate legitimate users from malicious […]

Why text fraud is growing and how the SMS market could regain some stability [Q&A]

Text messaging remains a basic tool for communication, even as new apps continue to gain ground. People still rely on […]

MySQL at 30 – does it still have a future? [Q&A]

Last year MySQL marked its 30th birthday, but with end of life for the current version (8.0) coming up next […]

Making sense of vulnerability overload [Q&A]

The volume of security vulnerabilities continues to soar, leaving overwhelmed security teams struggling to separate genuine threats from background noise. […]

When agentic AI meets ad fraud — how bots are breaking digital marketing [Q&A]

Fraudulent advertising has been around for a long time. Of course, the internet has made it easier, but now with […]

Has Agile lost its way? How AI-powered DevSecOps can help [Q&A]

Agile. What started 25 years ago as a movement for responsiveness and customer value now often gets bogged down by […]

How AI and PLM can help close the gap between product and commercial teams [Q&A]

The promise of AI is undeniable. The technology offers transformative potential to increase productivity, accelerate time to market and optimize […]