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What the DfE’s cyber security update means for multi-academy trusts
Before dawn on 10 July 2024, one ransomware attack took down ten schools inside the same multi-academy trust at once. Every control that eventually stopped it was something the Department for Education’s own cyber security standard already asked for, well before the attack. That’s a case DfE has published on its own Cyber Security Hub, […] The post What the DfE’s cyber security update means for multi-academy trusts appeared first on Heimdal Security Blog.
Fake GTA 6 Extended Look and demo sites deliver an infostealer
Bogus “Play Now” sites are exploiting the GTA 6 leak hype to spread malware that steals passwords stored in browsers.
What Is a JIT? A Complete Guide for IT & Cybersecurity Professionals
If you’ve spent any time around identity and access management, cloud infrastructure, or DevOps pipelines, you’ve probably run into the acronym JIT. But depending on the room you’re standing in, JIT can mean very different things. A compiler engineer might think of Just-In-Time code compilation. A manufacturing consultant might picture Just-In-Time inventory. But for IT […]
Arctic Wolf、日本における「2026年Arctic Wolf Partner of the Year Awards」受賞者を発表
セキュリティ運用のグローバルリーダーであるArctic Wolf®は、「2026年Arctic Wolf Partner of the Year Awards」の受賞者を発表しました。戦略的連携、顧客にもたらす成果、市場におけるリーダーシップにおいて最も顕著な実績を示したトップクラスのパートナーを表彰するものです。 日本市場にマネージドEDR、Incident360 Retainerの普及拡大に尽力したことが評価されたパートナーの受賞は以下けるプのとおり： ★2026年Arctic Wolf Partner of the Year Awards Japan Outstanding Partner ・エムオーテックス株式会社 ★2026年Arctic Wolf Partner of the Year Awards – Japan Excellence Support Partner ・ 株式会社日立ソリューションズ ★2026年Arctic Wolf Partner of the Year Awards Excellence Marketing Partner ・ テクマトリ
Fake Microsoft security scans trick victims into uninstalling their antivirus
We found fake Microsoft-branded scanners that invent security problems, tell victims to uninstall AV, and then steer them into a refund scam.
What happens to your data when you die? (Lock and Code S07E17)
This week on the Lock and Code podcast, we speak with Tamara Kneese about the many ways your data remains long after your die.
How to Reduce Entropy Bottlenecks in OEM Hardware
Learn how to reduce entropy bottlenecks in embedded security hardware with sound source design, conditioning, validation, and integration planning early. The post How to Reduce Entropy Bottlenecks in OEM Hardware first appeared on Crypta Labs QRNG.
Don’t use your real name in online gaming to protect your identity
Online gaming is supposed to be fun, social, and competitive. But your gaming profile can also reveal personal information if you use your real name, a familiar nickname, your birth year, your school name, your town, or a profile picture that clearly connects back to your offline identity. A safer approach is simple: use a […] The post Don’t use your real name in online gaming to protect your identity first appeared on Total Defense.
9 Proofpoint alternatives. Pros & cons of the leading options
Proofpoint catches malicious traffic and blocks data exfiltration well, with solid coverage for business email compromise, phishing, and malware. But it’s built for the enterprise, and it shows. G2 reviewers flagged a steep learning curve and steep pricing, and suggested Proofpoint’s support would need improving. The platform’s also in flux. Proofpoint closed a $1.8 billion […] The post 9 Proofpoint alternatives. Pros & cons of the leading options appeared first on Heimdal
Hybrid Cloud Security Architecture: Layers, Controls
70% of organizations now run hybrid cloud, using at least … The post Hybrid Cloud Security Architecture: Layers, Controls appeared first on Tufin.
Why Government and Defense Agencies Need Stronger Cyber Resilience in 2026
Where Government Cyber Resilience Stands Heading Into 2027 The number of ransomware attacks on governments has increased dramatically up to 2026. Increasingly, cybercriminals bypassed the use of ransomware and simply took information from government networks and demanded ransom for its return. Ineffective infrastructure, low budgets for cybersecurity and shortages in staff are the top-three obstacles to the advancement of […]
SentinelOne Multi-Tenant Deployment for MSPs: The Intune Guide
Deploying an EDR agent to one machine is straightforward. For SentinelOne specifically, the install command is short, and the packaging process is...
A Social Engineering Attempt Against ReliaQuest: What We Found
On August 22, 2026, ReliaQuest was the target of a social engineering attempt. Here's the full playbook of what happened and how we shut it down.
Why ClickFix is so effective against security-aware users
ClickFix attacks are not like normal social engineering attacks. Learn why they can fool the most security-aware users and how you can defend against them.
Limit personal information online to reduce scams, identity theft, and oversharing risks
Sharing online feels normal. People post birthdays, vacation photos, job updates, school details, favorite hangouts, pet names, family milestones, and profile information without thinking much about it. But the more personal information you distribute online, the easier it becomes for scammers to build a convincing story about you. A safer rule is simple: share less […] The post Limit personal information online to reduce scams, identity theft, and oversharing risks first appeared on Total
Don’t show your location on social apps: How to protect your privacy and stay safer online
Social apps make it easy to share where you are. You can check in at a restaurant, tag a vacation spot, add your location to photos, or let an app automatically attach geotags to posts. It may feel harmless, but broadcasting your location can reveal more than you intended. A good rule is simple: do […] The post Don’t show your location on social apps: How to protect your privacy and stay safer online first appeared on Total Defense.
Microsoft Windows Emergency / Out-of-Band Update Coverage
Windows out-of-band (OOB) updates are emergency fixes Microsoft releases outside the normal Patch Tuesday schedule. Learn how OOB updates work, how to install or defer them, and review recent Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server emergency updates, including fixes for recovery, shutdown, Remote Desktop, and performance problems. The post Microsoft Windows Emergency / Out-of-Band Update Coverage first appeared on Action1.
Microsoft Windows Emergency / Out-of-Band Update Coverage
Windows out-of-band (OOB) updates are emergency fixes Microsoft releases outside the normal Patch Tuesday schedule. Learn how OOB updates work, how to install or defer them, and review recent Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server emergency updates, including fixes for recovery, shutdown, Remote Desktop, and performance problems. The post Microsoft Windows Emergency / Out-of-Band Update Coverage first appeared on Action1.
AI agent permissions: What should an autonomous agent be allowed to do?
AI agent permissions determine what autonomous agents can access and do. Learn five critical permission boundaries that prevent excessive agency and unintended actions.
How the Arctic Wolf Mobile App Enables Customers to Stay Informed and Respond Faster
In this demo, you will see the how the Arctic Wolf mobile app delivers the power of the Aurora Platform to the palm of your hand. This secure, always on access ensures that you can maintain oversight, view tickets, respond faster and have peace of mind anywhere, anytime.
What Is Account Takeover Fraud? A Comprehensive Guide | Huntress
Account takeover (ATO) fraud happens when attackers steal login credentials to access accounts. Learn how to detect and prevent account takeover fraud.
Unit 42 Defends Organizations Against Next-Gen Frontier AI Risks with Anthropic’s Mythos 5
Frontier AI has compressed attack timelines from weeks to minutes. For defenders to gain the upper hand, they need to fight back at machine speed. That’s why Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 … The post Unit 42 Defends Organizations Against Next-Gen Frontier AI Risks with Anthropic’s Mythos 5 appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.
RMM Abuse: How Attackers Exploit Remote Access Tools | Huntress
RMM abuse jumped 277% & now shows up nearly 40% of Huntress investigations. See how attackers exploit trusted remote access tools, and how to stop it.
Ransomware Keeps Your Hours
The Halcyon July ROC telemetry shows 69% of early-stage ransomware activity lands in daytime hours. Encryption waits until the building clears.
Malware in car infotainment systems: how infection occurs | Kaspersky official blog
Kaspersky experts have discovered a trojan that infects car head units and makes them part of a botnet. Here’s how the infection works.
Malware in car infotainment systems: how infection occurs | Kaspersky official blog
Kaspersky experts have discovered a trojan that infects car head units and makes them part of a botnet. Here’s how the infection works.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 34 (2026)
U.S. indicts Iranian cyber espionage operations, Medusa ransomware breaches 500 organizations, and attackers exploit a critical Windows protocol flaw.
Revenera’s Software Installation Solutions win ComponentSource® Awards 2026
We are delighted to share that our Software Installation solutions have once again been recognized by ComponentSource with the following prestigious awards: Top 25 Bestselling Publisher Award 2026 – Revenera Top 50 Bestselling Product Award 2026 – InstallShield Premier Top 50 Bestselling Product Award 2026 – InstallShield Professional These esteemed awards highlight highlight the exceptional work that has gone into Revenera’s Software Installation solutions over the past year. We are incredibly
Why AI changes both sides of cyber security
AI is quickly becoming part of everyday business. It is changing how organisations work, how decisions are made and how routine tasks are completed. Cyber security is no exception.  The difference is that AI is not only changing the way organisations defend themselves. It is also changing the way attacks are planned, created and carried out. The […] The post Why AI changes both sides of cyber security appeared first on CWSI.
Your devices are talking. Are you listening?
Every endpoint across your organisation records a constant stream of activity. User behaviour, application activity and the small changes that can indicate something is not quite right. Those early indicators are often the first opportunity to detect an attack. But they only become meaningful when they are understood in the context of the wider security […] The post Your devices are talking. Are you listening? appeared first on CWSI.
The illusion of tool-driven security
Security stacks rarely become complex by design. They grow over time. As new risks emerge, new tools are added to address them. Each decision makes sense in isolation.  The challenge comes later, as the number of platforms grows, so does the effort needed to connect them, manage them and make sense of the information they produce.   More tools do not […] The post The illusion of tool-driven security appeared first on CWSI.
The invisible passenger in your car
Kaspersky expert has discovered new Android malware designed to serve ads and build a proxy botnet. It's delivered through legitimate software for DoFun head units.
NSFOCUS Named to the 2026 IDC China AI Top 50
On August 18, the “2026 IDC China Artificial Intelligence and Data Summit,” hosted by IDC, was grandly held in Beijing, bringing together numerous industry elites and technology leaders. With its solid technical foundation and mature, proven industry solutions in AI security, NSFOCUS was named to the “2026 IDC China AI Top 50” list, joining the […] The post NSFOCUS Named to the 2026 IDC China AI Top 50 appeared first on NSFOCUS.
Endpoint Blind Spots: The 5 Places Ransomware Hides Before It Detonates
Ransomware rarely appears out of nowhere. Before encryption, extortion, or data theft begins, attackers often spend time establishing access, stealing credentials, moving laterally, and identifying valuable systems. These activities occur during the ransomware pre-execution phase, when malicious activity may be difficult to distinguish from legitimate administration. For security teams, understanding ransomware attack vectors, ransomware initial access methods, and how ransomware evades detectio
AI Just Landed on Your Service Desk. Here’s What Changes Starting August 20
A new AI layer is now live inside the Service Desk you already run — and it’s free for existing MSPs for a full two months.  If you run an MSP on Xcitium or ITarian, here’s the short version: starting August 20, your Service Desk gets smarter, and you don’t have to lift a finger to make it happen.  From now on, every ticket your customers submit through the […]
What is SNMP? The Complete Guide for IT and Cybersecurity Professionals
If you manage a network of any real size — routers, switches, firewalls, servers, printers, wireless access points — you need a way to see what all of those devices are doing without physically logging into each one. That is exactly the problem SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) was built to solve. SNMP has been […]
How Technology Companies Can Close Cloud Security Visibility Gaps Before Threats Spread
How can technology companies improve cloud security visibility before threats spread? With the ongoing expansion of cloud computing and SaaS solutions, the need arises for an all-around view of cloud security from the standpoint of a variety of different identities, workloads, networks, and applications to be possessed by security teams. Through the correlation of institutions’ cloud security […]
Best Cloud Security Platform
Cloud computing has transformed how organizations build, deploy, and operate digital services. Businesses can launch applications faster, scale infrastructure on demand, support remote workforces, and access powerful computing resources without maintaining traditional data-center infrastructure for every workload. However, the advantages of cloud computing also introduce new cybersecurity challenges. Modern cloud environments can include: Public cloud The post Best Cloud Security Platform appear
Enterprise Network Security Solution
A traditional corporate network may once have consisted primarily of office computers, servers, switches, routers, and a centralized data center. Today, organizations operate across cloud platforms, remote offices, SaaS applications, mobile devices, IoT systems, endpoints, APIs, data centers, and operational technology environments. Employees can access business resources from almost anywhere. Applications may be distributed across The post Enterprise Network Security Solution appeared first on