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Physical security plays a vital role in safeguarding sensitive information housed within data centers. As data centers store vast amounts of confidential and mission-critical information, securing these facilities is essential to prevent unauthorized access, data breaches, and physical theft.

While many businesses in the UK are caught up in speculating about what a new Labour government could mean for them, those in the crypto space should take care not to miss the biggest story that has arisen already this year. The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCT) entered into force at the start of the year and brought with it a raft of new powers for law enforcement agencies and investigators. Among the primary aims of the legislation was to help tackle fraud and criminal financing involving cryptocurrencies and cryptoassets, but it may make it harder to protect your crypto wallet.

When configured correctly, Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) enable seamless data exchanges across platforms, assisting with cross-app integrations and making microservices possible. As APIs have become integral in modern applications, we as developers must learn how to protect them against impending threats. The State of API Security report found that 74% of respondents have experienced at least three API-related breaches since 2021, so the threat here is very real.