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How to Choose the Right Firewall for Your Business: A Complete Guide
How to Choose the Right Firewall for Your Business: A Complete Guide
How to Choose the Right Firewall for Your Business: A Complete Guide
How to Choose the Right Firewall for Your Business: A Complete Guide

How to Choose the Right Firewall for Your Business: A Complete Guide

How to Choose the Right Firewall for Your Business Choosing the right firewall for your business is one of the most critical cybersecurity decisions you will make. With cyber threats evolving daily, your firewall serves as the first line of defense between your network and the internet. This guide will help you understand the factors

7 Signs Your Network Needs 24/7 Monitoring — Before the Outage Hits

Most businesses don’t realise they need 24/7 network monitoring until the 2 AM phone call. The one that wakes the CEO because the production line is down, the ERP is unreachable, and nobody knows why. By then, the outage has already cost more than a year of managed monitoring would have. As an MSSP in

FortiBleed: 73,000+ Fortinet Firewalls Compromised — What Indian Enterprises Must Do Now

The cybersecurity community woke up to a sobering reality this week. A campaign now dubbed “FortiBleed” has silently compromised over 73,932 unique Fortinet firewall URLs across 194 countries, making it one of the most widespread and systematic exploitation campaigns ever documented against enterprise perimeter infrastructure. Originally uncovered by security researcher Volodymyr “Bob” Diachenko and subsequently

Cybersecurity News Digest — June 15, 2026: CERT-In Advisory, Ransomware Surge, DPDP Deadline

Welcome to the June 15, 2026 edition of the Cybersecurity News Digest from P J Networks. Here are the top stories impacting Indian enterprises this week. 1. CERT-In Issues Critical Advisory for FortiOS CERT-In has issued a critical advisory regarding multiple buffer overflow vulnerabilities in Fortinet FortiOS and FortiProxy that could allow remote code execution.