In an age where remote work, blurred data perimeters, and sophisticated insider schemes create daily risks, Zecurion provides the tools businesses need to see the unseen, stop threats early, and protect their most valuable assets. Knowing more means risking less, and Zecurion provides businesses with the opportunity to stay one step ahead of insider threats.

A leading food manufacturing company faced growing cybersecurity challenges in protecting its proprietary recipes, customer data, and supply chain information. After implementing Zecurion’s Next Generation DLP 12 suite the company achieved comprehensive protection against insider threats.

Zecurion is excited to announce its participation in the Gulf Information Security Expo & Conference (GISEC) 2025, scheduled for May 6-8, 2025, at the Dubai World Trade Centre. Zecurion will be showcasing its advanced security offerings at Hall 5, Stand D170, and invites customers from all industries—ranging from SMEs to enterprises—as well as strategic partners, to visit and explore potential cooperation opportunities.

The vendor’s strategic partnership with Zecurion represents a proactive approach to data security within the fintech landscape of Pakistan. By utilizing Zecurion DLP and DCAP solutions, the organization successfully enhanced its data protection measures, safeguarded customer information, and met regulatory compliance standards.

Recently the cybercriminal known as Jabaroot announced on BreachForums the leak of sensitive data from Morocco’s National Social Security Fund (CNSS). In this post we highlight key details of the breach and suggest steps to protect your organization. Find out more!

Zecurion is excited to announce its participation in GITEX Africa 2025, taking place from April 14 to 16 at Bab Jdid, Boulevard Al Yarmouk, Marrakech. Attendees are invited to visit us at Hall 1, Stand 1D-10, where we will unveil our latest innovations in Next Generation Data Loss Prevention.

To maximize fraud detection and prevention, organizations should integrate monitoring, DLP, and UBA into a cohesive security framework. Best practices for insider threat prevention include deploying automated detection tools to enhance real-time fraud identification, conducting periodic audits and assessments to evaluate control effectiveness, and providing employee awareness training to help recognize behavioral red flags. Read to learn more!