A new wave of cloud ransomware attacks shows how cybercriminals steal and erase data from Microsoft Entra ID environments before demanding ransom. Groups such as Storm-0501 demonstrate how fast these methods evolve. This blog explains how the attacks work, why traditional defences fall short, and what actions your organisation should take to stay secure.

It’s not that your Security Operations Center (SOC) isn’t doing its job. It probably is—at least, the job it was originally set up to do. But that’s exactly where the conversation should start. Because what was your SOC actually built for? And is that still what your organization needs today? Let’s explore five questions that might help clarify where you stand.

Not all SOCs offer real support when it counts. Some simply forward alerts—others help you act. In this blog, we explore what sets a true SOC partner apart: context, presence and the ability to turn signals into decisions. Because cybersecurity isn't just about detection. It's about knowing who stands beside you when it matters most.

The signs were there—logged but overlooked. Traditional SOCs detect and escalate, but often miss what matters most: understanding the full picture. This blog shows how forensic thinking builds clarity, speed and control.

Modern security tooling detects, but rarely interprets. Without ownership or context, alerts become noise. This blog explains how forensic insight restores clarity—and brings back control.