SecureIQLab Establishes APAC Office in Kathmandu, Nepal
SecureIQLab has officially established its Asia-Pacific (APAC) office in Kathmandu, Nepal, marking a significant milestone in expanding independent cybersecurity validation and advisory services across the region. The new APAC office strengthens SecureIQLab’s ability to support regional enterprises, government institutions, and cybersecurity vendors with objective, outcome-based cybersecurity validation aligned with real-world threats and operational requirements. Why […]
AVAR 2025: Asia’s Digital Velocity vs. the Reality of AI Security
AVAR 2025 velocity vs security
The Missing Layer: Why Observability Needs Validation
Observability needs validation
“Secure-by-Design” and “Secure-by-Default” Badges from SecureIQLab — and Why They Matter in WAAP
What do the Secure-by-Design and “Secure-by-Default” badges really mean?
SecureIQLab brings independent outcome-based validation to Mplify at Global NaaS Event (GNE)
SecureIQLab joins forces with Mplify
Enterprise browsers – when your regular browser’s security just isn’t good enough
Your regular browser may not be secure enough for modern threats, enterprise browsers can help.
AI testing – harder than it looks
As AI overload becomes a real thing, ominous, outsized claims are becoming annoyingly de rigueur. But testing those claims against real-world frameworks and threat vectors are harder than it seems. We should know, we’re doing it. For us, this is nothing new, we’ve been working on AI testing methodology for some time now with researchers […]
Cloud firewalls get a (welcome) overhaul
Cloud firewalls are usually just a cluster of virtual machines running security software in a data center somewhere. So while they operate “in the cloud”, they don’t really take advantage of the additional cloud advantages like complex network layers, small, agile containers, micro-services, and the ability to scale by adding the modules you need on-the-fly. […]
Blackhat 2025 – Test AI before you trust
At Blackhat, there wasn’t a space of 10 feet not festooned with overtly optimistic promises of AI curing – basically everything in security. During an AI summit here, multiple tens of would-be AI security contenders, sometimes with little else but a PhD and a burning pile of cash they’d drummed up, said they had all […]
