RiskOps in Brazil: Unifying Identity, Fraud, and AML in a New Risk Architecture
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Kothamine malware uses Tailscale’s tailcat to evade network detection
Kothamine uses a legitimate Tailscale tool to receive attackers’ commands through an encrypted connection with no malicious domain to block.
Feedzai Fusion 2026: 3 Things That Got the Room Talking
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Configuring S3 Backup and Recovery with Clumio
Culture at Speed: Protecting What Makes Huntress Work
As Huntress scales past 800 teammates, Chief People Officer Kristin Dean reflects on protecting culture and not just letting it happen.
Criminals turn placeholder domain into ClickFix trap
A domain used in software examples—third-party[.]com—now serves up a fake verification page that tells Windows users to run a PowerShell command.
Microsoft plans to deprecate Windows Deployment Services
Microsoft announced it will deprecate the Windows Deployment Services (WDS) server role starting with the next Windows Server release. [...]
Urgent email warning signs: How to stop imposter scams before you click, pay, or share information
An email says your bank account will be frozen. A tax notice threatens penalties unless you respond today. A family member claims to need emergency money. The message feels urgent because the sender wants you to act before you think. Treat unexpected urgency as a warning sign, not a deadline. Do not automatically disregard every […] The post Urgent email warning signs: How to stop imposter scams before you click, pay, or share information first appeared on Total Defense.
How NetWitness Turns Network Traffic Visibility into Threat Detection and Investigation
How does NetWitness improve network threat detection and investigation? NetWitness combines network traffic visibility, full-packet capture, metadata, behavioural analytics, and threat intelligence to identify suspicious activity across the network. Once a threat is detected, analysts can investigate the underlying sessions and packet data, trace related activity, and establish the scope of an incident. This connects […]
Microsoft: Recent Windows updates cause desktop loading issues
Microsoft has confirmed that some users may experience desktop loading issues, including black screens, after installing the August 2026 preview updates and subsequent updates. [...]
That shipping rebate offer may come with a monthly charge
Customers say they signed up for shipping rebates, then found recurring charges they didn’t expect.
Inside the Telecom Attack Surface: SS7, BGP Hijacking, and the Technical Reality of Nation-State Intrusions
Nation-state operators rarely need a zero-day to get inside a carrier. Much of the telecom stack still runs protocols designed when every participant was a known, trusted operator. SS7 assumes that the node sending a request has a legitimate reason to send it. BGP assumes a network announcing a route actually owns it. Attackers who understand those assumptions can operate inside a carrier for years without triggering a single alert. For telecom CISOs and SOC teams, defending this environment sta
What Is DHCP? Understanding the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
Every time you open your laptop at a coffee shop, connect your phone to office Wi-Fi, or plug a new printer into your network, something happens in the background that most people never notice. Within seconds, your device is online, able to browse the web, send emails, and talk to other devices. The quiet workhorse […]
What Are CRMs? A Strategic Guide for IT & Cybersecurity Leaders
What Are CRMs? CRMs, or Customer Relationship Management systems, are software platforms that help businesses organize customer and prospect information, track interactions, manage sales opportunities, automate workflows, and support marketing and customer service. A CRM creates a centralized record of customer relationships so teams can work from consistent, up-to-date information. In simple terms, a CRM […]
Sovereign Communications Procurement: Questions to Ask Before You Buy
Buying a sovereign communications solution? Ask procurement questions about certifications, data residency, resilience, isolation readiness, and cost before you commit.
Comet Browser Privacy and Security Features: Strengths, Limitations, and Risks
Explore Comet Browser privacy and security features and their limitations. Learn how Comet handles user data and whether it’s the best option for safe browsing.
6 Real IT Problems, Solved Live in Action1 Recording
See six real IT problems solved live in Action1, from identifying issues and taking action to verifying remediation—all in one platform. The post 6 Real IT Problems, Solved Live in Action1 Recording first appeared on Action1.
ON-DEMAND: Meet Hearth, the Command Center That Knows Your Whole Stack
In this on-demand webinar, you will learn: How an investigation becomes a durable tool instead of a one-time answer What Hearth can tell you about your attack surface, before you connect anything How to build a tabletop exercise from your own environment in minutes Why Hearth works whether or not you use Blumira today
Decades-old file security flaws found in Android, Linux, macOS, and Windows
Security researchers report that Microsoft considers the side-channel leak of file events to be by design
CISA Releases Updated #StopRansomware Guide
Curious about CISA's newest version of the #StopRansomware Guide? Find out what it's about and how ThreatLocker supports CISA's Zero Trust recommendations.
How to mitigate cyberattacks in 10 easy steps
These 10 straightforward, actionable steps can help enhance your cybersecurity preparedness. From strengthening passwords to understanding legal obligations, these measures are the first line of defense to safeguard against cyber threats.
10 ways to shut down cyber threats before they start
ThreatLocker CEO and Co-founder Danny Jenkins outlines 10 proven strategies to prevent cyberattacks before they begin. From default-deny policies to dynamic network segmentation, these scalable solutions help enterprise IT teams reduce risk, stop ransomware, and harden environments—without disrupting business or relying on detection-based tools.
Agentic AI Fraud Detection: The Future of Autonomous Risk Prevention
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14 Days to Prove It: The New Cyber Essentials Patch Auto-Fail Rules Recording
Cyber Essentials patching requirements just got harder to ignore. Watch this recording to understand the new 2026 auto-fail rules, what must be patched within 14 days, and how to prove your organisation is meeting the requirement. The post 14 Days to Prove It: The New Cyber Essentials Patch Auto-Fail Rules Recording first appeared on Action1.
Cybersecurity for MSPs: The Complete Platform Guide | Todyl
Learn what a cybersecurity platform for MSPs has to cover, how to evaluate SIEM, SASE, EDR, MXDR, and GRC together, and how to price it as a service line.
Best EDR Solutions for Mid-Sized Businesses: 2026 Guide
Choosing an endpoint detection and response (EDR) solution is not just about finding a tool that can detect malware. For a mid-sized business, the more important question is whether the platform can detect suspicious endpoint behavior, investigate threats, respond quickly, reduce security-team workload, and fit into the organization’s broader security architecture. If you’re looking for The post Best EDR Solutions for Mid-Sized Businesses: 2026 Guide appeared first on Seceon Inc.
Zero-Friction ITDR: Inside Seceon aiUIDGuard’s Approach
The Zero-Friction Alternative: How Seceon aiSecurity UIDGuard360 Approaches Identity Threat Detection Across the first two posts in this series, we made the case that identity has quietly become the real perimeter, and that the four dominant approaches to defending it (kernel agents, walled gardens, governance platforms, and privileged access vaults) all tend to break down The post Zero-Friction ITDR: Inside Seceon aiUIDGuard’s Approach appeared first on Seceon Inc.
Why Customer-Facing Analytics Matters for Software Companies
For a long time, software relationships have relied on imperfect signals. Publishers estimated how customers were using products. Customers made renewal decisions with partial visibility. And both sides often entered important conversations with different versions of the truth. That approach is starting to feel outdated. As software becomes more central to how businesses operate, customers want more than access to a product. They want to understand whether that product is helping their teams wor
AI vs. Human Hackers: Separating Cybersecurity Fact From Fiction
Every week brings a new headline about AI either solving cybersecurity or break it entirely, an AI that writes flawless malware, an AI that thinks for itself and goes rogue, a chatbot that will out-hack your security team by morning. Most of it is noise. The real picture is less cinematic and more useful: AI ... AI vs. Human Hackers: Separating Cybersecurity Fact From Fiction The post AI vs. Human Hackers: Separating Cybersecurity Fact From Fiction appeared first on Cyber Clan.
Managed or Modified: Choose How Huntress Hardens Microsoft 365
Managed ISPM now offers two deployment modes. Choose fully automated hardening or full control over which Microsoft 365 controls roll out, and when. See how it works.
Halcyon in the News: Cynthia Kaiser on the ShinyHunters Breach of the FBI
Cynthia Kaiser talks to CyberScoop, Axios, and Reuters on the ShinyHunters breach of the FBI, and why targeting law enforcement tends to backfire.
One Week, Five Flaws, Same Weak Point: The Management Layer
Five actively exploited flaws hit the same target this week: the management layer. See how Cisco FMC, hardcoded credentials, and Qilin connect.
The Psychedelic Stealer: When a CAPTCHA Becomes an Installer
A Ukrainian-branded ClickFix lure, a Russian-branded traffic panel, and victims from 32 countries across Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific. Summary Arctic Wolf Labs is tracking an ongoing campaign that compromises legitimate Ukrainian business websites and uses injected iframes to display a Ukrainian-language fake Cloudflare verification page. When a visitor interacts with the page, the lure ... The Psychedelic Stealer: When a CAPTCHA Becomes an Installer
Darktrace Launches Signal Labs to Research Emerging Risks of Enterprise AI Agents
The Not So Silent Miner: Threat Actor Compiles Cryptominer on the Endpoint
Threat actors exploited Samsung MagicINFO to install AnyDesk, disable Defender, and compile a Monero miner directly on a victim endpoint. Learn the detection signals.
What Is AI SIEM? How Intelligent Security Information and Event Management Works
What Is AI SIEM? AI SIEM is a Security Information and Event Management platform enhanced with Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, behavioral analytics, automation, and intelligent event correlation. Traditional SIEM primarily focuses on collecting, storing, searching, correlating, and analyzing security events. AI SIEM adds an intelligence layer that can help security teams understand patterns and relationships The post What Is AI SIEM? How Intelligent Security Information and Event Mana
Detecting common Windows privilege escalation techniques with Wazuh
Privilege escalation is the process by which an attacker gains permissions beyond those assigned to their current account. On Windows endpoints, threat actors who gain initial access as a standard user may exploit misconfigurations to obtain administrator or NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM privileges. With elevated privileges, an attacker can disable security controls, access protected files, dump credentials, […] The post Detecting common Windows privilege escalation techniques with Wazuh appeared fi
Network Forensics Analysis with NetWitness: From Detection to Full Attack Reconstruction
How does NetWitness reconstruct an attack using network traffic? Network protocols are analyzed by NetWitness and the raw data and metadata of the raw data are stored into a database. Search can be conducted through IP addresses, domain names, users or protocols, etc., to form a full view of the sessions on the application layer […]
What Is a Trojan Virus? A Comprehensive Guide for Cybersecurity Readiness
Every day, employees download files, click links, and install software they believe is safe. Most of the time, it is. But hidden among the legitimate downloads is one of the oldest and most effective tricks in the cybercriminal playbook: the Trojan. If you’ve ever asked, “What is a Trojan virus?”, you’re asking one of the […]
Secure Remote Access: the Door You Built Yourself
What CISA and the Five Eyes want from your secure remote access for OT, and how Forescout SRA and the Forescout Vistaro platform get you there. The post Secure Remote Access: the Door You Built Yourself appeared first on Forescout.