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Microsoft outage disrupts Azure and Microsoft 365 as OpenAI’s test models escape containment, raising new fears of autonomous cyberattacks. The post The week in breach news appeared first on Kaseya.
QRNG integration in firewall appliances supplies verified quantum entropy for keys, nonces, VPN sessions, and high-assurance embedded security designs. The post QRNG Integration for Firewall Appliances first appeared on Crypta Labs QRNG.
Threat Intelligence Report Jul 21 - Jul 27 2026 john.cezar Wed, 07/29/2026 - 09:28 New Threats Detection Added • ZimReaper • SpyPress New Threat Protection 65 Newly Detected Threats 8 Weekly Detected Threats The following threats were added to Crystal Eye this week: Threat name: ZimReaper ZimReaper is a JavaScript-based malware used in an espionage campaign targeting unpatched versions of the Zimbra Collaboration Suite. It utilises a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability embedded within a phi
This post was originally published in May 2023 and has been updated in July 2026 to reflect the latest information. When was the last time you or someone in your organization needed their Mac password to be something different than what it previously was? There are two ways to do that: change or reset. But although those two words might seem similar, their difference is significant.
Operational Technology (OT) environments are the backbone of industries such as manufacturing, energy, utilities, and critical infrastructure. These systems control physical processes, making them essential for operational continuity and safety. However, as OT environments become increasingly connected to IT networks and cloud platforms, they are also becoming more exposed to cyber threats. Unlike traditional IT […]
Overview Recently, NSFOCUS CERT detected that a Fastjson 2.x remote code execution vulnerability was disclosed online; Because Fastjson2.x may still handle @type in JSON through the built-in whitelist when SupportAutoType is not enabled by default configuration, an unauthenticated attacker can construct specially crafted malicious JSON data and achieve remote code execution without any third-party dangerous […] The post Fastjson 2.x Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Notice appeared first
The FBI and CISA have confirmed Russian intelligence groups compromised thousands of government and military Signal accounts without breaking a single line of encryption. The attack is social engineering. The vulnerability is architecture. Learn what sovereign communications infrastructure looks like for organisations that cannot afford to find out the hard way.
Australia's top intelligence official confirms state-sponsored actors have compromised critical infrastructure networks and are positioned for sabotage — reconnaissance conducted years ahead of any conflict.
A single week of reporting ties together espionage tooling that hides inside Microsoft 365, a cascading supply-chain compromise of collaboration software, hijacked edge devices used for military surveillance, and ten months of undetected access to a foreign ministry's personnel data.
Our mission is to be the cybersecurity partner of choice, protecting our digital way of life. Fulfilling that mission demands that we continually ensure our customers’ trust and instill confidence in our … The post Palo Alto Networks Achieves Global CBPR and PRP Certifications appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.
Learn how UEM helps reduce cyber risk in Mexico with 7 controls for corporate devices, applications, and access. The post Cyberattacks in Mexico: 7 Controls for IT first appeared on Applivery.
70% of organizations now run hybrid cloud, using at least … The post Hybrid Cloud Security Solutions: Buyer’s Guide appeared first on Tufin.
Every vendor defines "AI firewall" to fit what it sells. Here's what the one neutral authority actually says, and the question your business should ask instead. The post AI Firewall, explained: everyone is selling one, and almost nobody means the same thing appeared first on TrustLayer.
“Make everyone one percent better and it compounds across the team.” That’s the line Joe Head wrote about his own job and when I read it back to him, he didn’t hesitate. “That is 100% the objective,” he said. Joe runs AI adoption for an 80-person team as the only AI automation specialist in the […] The post Tools Change. Teach People How to Keep Up appeared first on Heimdal Security Blog.
Qilin lost the top ransomware spot in June to The Gentlemen, a group founded by its own former affiliate. Affiliate economics, not malware, drove the shift.
Halcyon extends ransomware resilience to macOS, bringing File Resilience, Data Exfiltration Protection, and 24/7 ROC coverage to Mac endpoints.
The short version: Blumira no longer forces you to change your password every 90 days. Modern protections like passkeys, breached-password detection, and enforced multi-factor authentication (MFA) protect your account far better than routine password resets ever could. This change follows current NIST guidance, keeps you aligned with PCI DSS 4.0, and makes accounts more secure, not less.
Why do OEMs need QRNG? Learn how quantum entropy strengthens keys, certificates, and embedded security designs without costly platform redesigns at scale. The post Why Do OEMs Need QRNG for Secure Hardware? first appeared on Crypta Labs QRNG.
If you’re running a helpdesk, print queues, and VPN resets probably aren’t what’s keeping you up at night, but they’re still eating hours your team could spend on higher-value work. Every one of those routine tickets pulls a technician away from problems that need real expertise, and when you’re accountable for ticket volume or team […]
The "EMPOWER-TRANS*" platform offers children and adolescents with gender dysphoria, as well as their families, the opportunity to seek information, support, and advice from qualified medical professionals. Like any other platform that handles patient data, this one also deals with data that requires special protection. Before the platform’s official launch, a penetration test revealed some concerning findings.
Revenue analytics is one of the most important disciplines in software. Until recently, Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) was relatively straightforward. Customers purchased licenses or subscriptions, renewed periodically, and growth was tracked through a familiar set of metrics. However, AI capabilities, consumption-based pricing, shared credit pools, and hybrid models are changing how software is bought and sold. Revenue no longer comes solely from a contract signed 12 months ago. It comes from t
Vedere Labs analyzes exposed assets, ransomware activity, threat actors, and hacktivist activity affecting Japan with recommendations to reduce risk. The post Japan’s 2026 Cyber Threat Landscape: Risks, Threats, and Guidance appeared first on Forescout.
Vedere Labs analyzes exposed assets, ransomware activity, threat actors, and hacktivist activity affecting Japan with recommendations to reduce risk. The post Japan’s 2026 Cyber Threat Landscape: Risks, Threats, and Guidance appeared first on Forescout.
The hardest part of AI adoption isn't the tech, it's the strategy. In this blog, we outline a practical framework covering governance, risk classification, threat modeling, and monitoring before the tools ever go live.
How Cursor built AI-native security operations with Artemis: 10B+ security events analyzed daily, 100% of alerts investigated, and 96% of investigations resolved autonomously. The post Defending at Machine Speed appeared first on Artemis Security.
Discover the best phone settings for international travel that help reduce risks of roaming fees and extra charges, while keeping your account secure.
The Department of War has updated their requirements for CMMC Phase II Read this blog to see how you can prepare your defense contractor clients for the changes.
MSPs helping DoD contractors achieve CMMC 2.0 compliance need a clear scope, defined responsibilities, and the right security stack. Here is your practical guide.
We break down how ClickFix works on macOS: why attackers trick users into running commands in Terminal, what data the malware steals, and how to protect your device.
For the last decade and a half, the way you … The post When the Dashboard Disappears: Governing NetOps in the Agentic Era appeared first on Tufin.
Last week OpenAI disclosed that during an internal evaluation of its models’ offensive cyber capability, two of its models broke out of the test sandbox, reached the open internet, and ended up inside Hugging Face’s production infrastructure. The models were GPT-5.6 Sol and an unreleased one, both running with cyber refusals reduced and the production […] The post An Unprecedented AI-speed Attack Tempo appeared first on Artemis Security.
If someone told me I could only use AI for three things, and everything else was off the table, I know exactly what I'd keep. And I want to point out something about the list before I get to it: not one of them is "go have AI do magic."
With evolving AI threats, traditional defences are no longer enough  Email has long been a point of vulnerability for businesses, but the scale and sophistication of attacks are evolving, posing The post Email security under NIS2 appeared first on Kaseya.
A question every business should be asking is: How quickly can we get back to business if something goes wrong?  Downtime is expensive, and in The post Cyber resilience in the age of NIS2: Why backup is no longer just an IT function appeared first on Kaseya.
You may have heard your peers say, “Cybercrime has become industrialized.” But did you have any proof? We do. Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL) closed out its tracking for the first half of 2026 with a deep analysis of the Global Threat Landscape spanning ransomware, initial access brokers, data breaches and leaks, nation-state espionage, and hacktivism, among others. One of the most striking analyses that puts the threat landscape severity in perspective was the number of distinct thr
Your employees aren't trying to create compliance incidents by using AI tools. They're trying to finish their work faster. According to a 2026 BCG survey, 74% of frontline employees now use generative AI every day or a few times a week. When an employee uses an enterprise AI assistant to summarize a customer contract before a meeting, another pastes application logs into a public generative AI tool to troubleshoot an issue, or a developer relies on an AI coding assistant connected to an internal
OpenAI’s cyber incident with Hugging Face has drawn global attention to a new security challenge: what happens when AI agents become capable of launching real-world cyberattacks? While not a traditional customer-data breach, the event demonstrates why organizations need stronger controls.