Genians Product Updates: July 2026
Hybrid workplaces and an increasingly diverse global OS landscape are reshaping enterprise security requirements. Genians’ latest releases across its core product lineup respond directly to these shifts.
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From Visibility to Risk Reduction: The Missing Layer in Healthcare Security
Most large provider networks, hospital systems, and digital health environments can already see a great deal. They can inventory connected assets, surface vulnerabilities, monitor traffic, detect anomalies, and generate more dashboards, alerts, findings, and reports than any team could reasonably absorb. The post From Visibility to Risk Reduction: The Missing Layer in Healthcare Security appeared first on Forescout.
From Visibility to Risk Reduction: The Missing Layer in Healthcare Security
Most large provider networks, hospital systems, and digital health environments can already see a great deal. They can inventory connected assets, surface vulnerabilities, monitor traffic, detect anomalies, and generate more dashboards, alerts, findings, and reports than any team could reasonably absorb. The post From Visibility to Risk Reduction: The Missing Layer in Healthcare Security appeared first on Forescout.
Validar la exposición como lo haría un atacante
El escáner marca 4.000 vulnerabilidades críticas. Un atacante solo necesita las tres que de verdad llevan a algún sitio. La diferencia entre esas dos cifras es lo que la Adversarial Exposure Validation intenta resolver. Cualquiera que haya gestionado la cola de vulnerabilidades de una organización grande conoce la escena. El escáner devuelve miles de hallazgos "críticos", el CVSS reparte nueves con generosidad y el equipo de remediación mira la lista sabiendo que no la va a cerrar nunca. La preg
Operation ShadowRecruit: A Recruitment-Themed Malware Campaign Leveraging ControlR and Google Sheets to Target Indian Job Seekers
Contents Introduction Key Targets Industries Affected Geographical focus Infection Chain Initial Findings Looking into the Decoy Document Technical Analysis Stage 1 – Initial Infection through LNK file Stage 2 – PowerShell Downloader Analysis Stage 3 – The .NET Dropper – Document.exe Analysis Stage 4 – Decoy Delivery and SheetAgent RAT Analysis Infrastructure & Attribution Conclusion […] The post Operation ShadowRecruit: A Recruitment-Themed Malware Campai
AI Security Threats: A Practical Guide to Managing Generative AI Risk
AI security threats are now a business risk, not just a technical issue. Companies are rolling generative AI and AI agents into email, collaboration, productivity, software development, analytics, customer support, and even security operations.
KCSIE 2026 could be the most significant safeguarding for English schools for years
KCSIE 2026 could be the most significant safeguarding update for English schools in years The post KCSIE 2026 could be the most significant safeguarding for English schools for years first appeared on Ativion.
When “Built for SMB” Doesn’t Mean Simple to Run
Most cybersecurity vendors say their platform is built for small and midsize businesses. Fewer of...
From Paper Preannouncement to Crossing the Line—An Empirical and Ethical Analysis of the Anthropic Incident
The original report is in Chinese, and this version is an AI-translated edition. Download PDF View in Chinese Report Summary: This research was triggered by rumors from Reddit user LegitMichel777 that Claude Code contained Spyware. Antiy researchers analyzed the architecture of Anthropic’s client-model service interaction, conducted local behavior analysis and privacy protocol comparisons across various […]
IBM Quantum System One London: Why Every Organisation Should Be Preparing for Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC)
Help Net Security highlights Attestiv DeepScan in their weekly new infosec products
Attestiv DeepScan highlighted as one of Help Net Security's infosec products of the week. The post Help Net Security highlights Attestiv DeepScan in their weekly new infosec products appeared first on Attestiv.
Nie zwalniamy tempa. Arcabit rośnie w siłę
Cyberzagrożenia nie stoją w miejscu, więc my również nie zamierzamy. W ostatnim czasie intensywnie rozwijaliśmy pakiet Arcabit zarówno od strony widocznych funkcji, jak i rozwiązań działających głęboko pod maską programu....
Effective Patch Management Strategies: 7 Best Practices | Huntress
Stop letting bad actors exploit old bugs. Build a practical patch management strategy to keep them out and learn to stay secure without all the fluff.
Real-time threat correlation with Wazuh and OpenCTI
Modern security operations need deep visibility into endpoints, networks, and cloud workloads, combined with actionable, real‑time intelligence about active threats and adversaries. Without this context, security teams struggle to distinguish high‑priority threats from benign events and low‑value alerts, slowing down investigations and increasing attacker dwell time. Wazuh provides unified visibility and threat detection across your […] The post Real-time threat correlation with Wazuh and
Threat Actors Achieve Persistence After SQL Injection
See how a threat actor used SQL injection and BadIIS to gain persistence, disable Windows Defender, and quietly install a cryptominer.
How Juno’s Ontology Reduces Hallucination | Uptycs
The AI security field is chasing one thing, and that thing is speed. Faster triage, faster verdicts, claims of hours collapsed into minutes. Juno is one of the fastest AI in that race. But speed alone is half the answer. A good analyst is both fast and right. So along with speed, we simultaneously made another equally important bet: answers you can trust and are structurally correct by construction. We've been calling the quality behind that bet attunement, an AI analyst that orients itself to y
Can Someone Track My Location With My Phone Number? How To Tell if You’re Being Tracked
Can someone track my location with my phone number? Find out whether someone can pinpoint your exact location based on your number alone, and how to prevent it.
AI-Era Phishing Is Here, and it’s Not Targeting the Mailbox
  Ask a security team where phishing lives and the answer is reflexive: the inbox. That is where the budget goes — secure email gateways, DMARC enforcement, URL detonation sandboxes, banner warnings, awareness training built around “check the sender.” It is a formidable stack, and it works. Which is exactly why attackers stopped fighting it. […] The post AI-Era Phishing Is Here, and it’s Not Targeting the Mailbox appeared first on Pixm Anti-Phishing.
Novo Nordisk Cyberattack: What Happened and Why it Matters
In June 2026, one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies, Novo Nordisk, became the target of a major cyberattack that highlights how modern threats have evolved far beyond traditional data breaches. The stolen records impact intellectual property, research pipelines, and long-term strategic risk. Below, we break down what happened, what was exposed, and what this ... Novo Nordisk Cyberattack: What Happened and Why it Matters The post Novo Nordisk Cyberattack: What Happened and Why it Ma
Compliance Automation momentum: new frameworks and industry recognition
As of this week, Iru Compliance Automation supports three new frameworks: CMMC, NIST SP 800-171, and ISO 27701. These frameworks join the others within Iru Compliance Automation today (SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, GDPR, HIPAA, NIST 800-53, and NIST CSF 2.0), bringing the total to ten.
How Feedzai’s Cosmos Explorer Reveals the Shape of Fraud
The post How Feedzai’s Cosmos Explorer Reveals the Shape of Fraud appeared first on Feedzai.
Guide to System Hardening: Checklist & Best Practices [2026] | Huntress
Threat actors want an easy way in. Use this practical system-hardening checklist to close gaps and learn how to secure your environment today.
How to Generate Security Reports for MSP Clients
Security reporting is one of the clearest ways for an MSP to show clients what and how their security program is doing....
Top 6 Best Managed Detection and Response Providers 2026
There are several major managed detection and response (MDR) companies to choose from. We’ve compared the main offerings of the best MDR providers to help you decide which is right for your organisation. Maybe it was a near miss, or a security team stretched too thin and drowning in alerts from dozens of tools. Whatever […] The post Top 6 Best Managed Detection and Response Providers 2026 appeared first on Heimdal Security Blog.
KRITIS: cybersecurity tools and compliance for critical infrastructure in Germany
KRITIS: Definition KRITIS (KRITISche Infrastrukturen) is the regulatory framework for the protection of critical infrastructure, managed by the BSI (Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik) in Germany. KRITIS targets vital sectors such as public administration, energy, water, food, transport, healthcare, finance, media, and information technology. Organizations subject to KRITIS are required to comply with obligations such as regular audits, reporting of security incidents to the BSI
Software developers are the target. New trojan attacks supply chains and inflicts multifaceted damage on infected PCs
A new trojan engaging in supply chain attacks has recently come under the scrutiny of our antivirus laboratory. The malware primarily targets C++ and C# project files. This malicious sample is particularly dangerous as its payload incorporates multiple damaging features, allowing it to steal data, access clipboard content, operate as a backdoor, engage in rogue mining. and also infect other files.First discovered in the last quarter of 2025, the malware has been updated and upgraded by its maker
Beyond Deepfakes: Attestiv’s DeepScan Redefines Digital Trust
Briefglance.com reports on Attestiv's launch of DeepScan and its potential impact The post Beyond Deepfakes: Attestiv’s DeepScan Redefines Digital Trust appeared first on Attestiv.
One Year of Lumu & Maltiverse – Threat Intelligence Evolved
Reading Time: 3 minsOne year after bringing Maltiverse into Lumu, we have integrated its threat intelligence into the Lumu platform. Today, thousands of security teams across the globe are benefiting from richer context, faster investigations and more effective security operations. The post One Year of Lumu & Maltiverse – Threat Intelligence Evolved appeared first on Lumu Technologies.
How Todyl's Detection & Analysis Engine Catches What Traditional Detection Misses | Todyl
Modern threats are increasing in velocity and traditional detections are falling short. See how Todyl's Detection & Analysis Engine stops sophisticated attacks like ransomware and LOLBAS in this piece.
Not All Detection Is Equal: How Todyl's Detection & Analysis Engine Compares to Other MDR Approaches | Todyl
See how Todyl's intelligent Detection & Analysis Engine compares to other MDR approaches from vendors like Huntress and Blackpoint in this post.
JadePuffer: The First Autonomous AI Ransomware Attack | Todyl
JadePuffer is the first fully autonomous, LLM-driven instance of ransomware propagated in the wild. Learn what it is and how defense-in-depth helps address it in this post.
What are sugar daddy scams?
Don’t let sweet promises turn into bitter disappointment. On social networks and on dating platforms, supposed sugar daddies and mommies promise financial support in exchange for very little — or fake sugar babies offer their attention and companionship in exchange for financial support — but it’s often nothing but a nasty scam. Read on to
Burner Phone for Travel: Do You Really Need One?
Discover when you need a burner phone for travel and what your best options are. Learn about some practical ways to keep your data secure when traveling abroad.
HPC AI Workloads Need Runtime Security. The Architecture Already Exists.
Learn how to secure HPC AI infrastructure against runtime and supply chain threats via continuous behavioral monitoring.
Why “Stupid” Software Pricing Models Are Driving Churn in the AI Era
“Nothing frustrates me more than feeling like I’m getting a bad deal.” That line, taken from the recent OnlyCFO piece, 2026: The Year of Churn, perfectly captures the growing tension between SaaS vendors and their customers. The author calls out “stupid pricing models” as a key driver of churn, particularly in an AI-driven world where traditional seat-based or named user approaches are breaking down. It’s a blunt assessment, but an accurate one. This is not just a pricing conversation. It is a t
XDR Is Dead: How To Survive the Extinction of Standalone XDR
Reading Time: 6 minsIs standalone XDR no longer relevant? See why Gartner flags it as obsolete and what this means you need to do to ensure a modern threat response. The post XDR Is Dead: How To Survive the Extinction of Standalone XDR appeared first on Lumu Technologies.
From IT Asset Discovery to Automated Action: Closing the IT Operations Loop
Organizations today invest heavily in discovery tools, expecting that increased visibility will solve their IT challenges. Yet when an incident hits, a patch fails or an audit looms, many teams must pause to reconcile spreadsheets, validate inventories and confirm ownership before they can act. Visibility alone doesn’t close the gap between insight and execution. The real value of discovery appears when visibility is governed and connected directly to the systems that run your business — enablin
What is clickbait and does it pose a risk?
“Cybersecurity experts shocked! This simple trick will protect you from clickbaiting!” That’s pretty much the headline we’d use if we were trying to lure you into reading this article — only to then force you into scrolling through page after page until you reach the promised information that you simply shouldn’t click sensational headlines. But
Did the Salesloft Drift Breach Reveal a Need for CASB?
SaaS integrations often stay connected long after the original rollout, supplier project or CRM upgrade has finished. Many senior leadership teams only revisit those permissions once suspicious activity forces an investigation and customer confidence has already started taking a hit. The Salesloft Drift breach exposed how attackers can abuse trusted cloud access without breaking into Salesforce itself. Instead, attackers used compromised OAuth tokens, which work like digital permission keys, to
Inside the Underground Economy: 5 Dark Web Trends Shaping the 2026 Threat Landscape
The dark web is no longer just a marketplace for stolen credentials; it has grown far beyond that point and now affects nearly every phase of the cyberattack lifecycle. Markets that once traded only compromised accounts now also sell ransomware services, initial network access, exploit kits, phishing infrastructure, and even AI-powered attack tools. What used to be a place for selling stolen data has become the operational backbone of modern cybercrime. The first half of 2026 alone is indicative