Cloud Infrastructure Security Assessment: Scope & Limits
Security is the second-biggest cloud challenge organizations report, behind only … The post Cloud Infrastructure Security Assessment: Scope & Limits appeared first on Tufin.
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When Both of You Are Compromised: Coordination Beyond Your Own Walls
Cyber campaigns can compromise both a water utility and its partners. Learn why resilient coordination channels matter for mutual aid, reporting, and response.
Ransomware-as-a-Service Is Splitting Up: What Smaller, Faster Gangs Mean for SMBs
For the past few years, the ransomware conversation has centered on a handful of household names: LockBit, ALPHV/BlackCat, RansomHub, Conti’s descendants. Security teams built their threat models around a short list of dominant, professionalized crews. That model, however, is changing. 2026 has been the year the ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) economy fractured. Law enforcement takedowns, affiliate defections, ... Ransomware-as-a-Service Is Splitting Up: What Smaller, Faster Gangs Mean for
Autonomous Pentesting Doesn’t Just Find Risk. It Proves It.
Summary The volume of vulnerability data organizations collect keeps growing, but the ability to prioritize it hasn’t kept pace. Autonomous pentesting with Breach360 validates exploitability and maps attack paths, not just findings. Production-safe autonomy means scope controls, approvals, and kill-switches, for full visibility and control of engagements. Breach360 unifies continuous web and network testing with … Continued The post Autonomous Pentesting Doesn’t Just Find Risk.
Scoping an OT Cybersecurity Assessment Right
Learn how to scope an OT cybersecurity assessment using passive discovery, rules of engagement, and industrial-aware testing that protects operations. The post Scoping an OT Cybersecurity Assessment Right appeared first on Red Trident.
Rooting a Google Pixel 8 for Mobile App Penetration Testing
Principal Penetration Tester Andrew Trexler takes us step-by-step through the process of rooting a Google Pixel for mobile application pentesting.
The Key to Resilience in the Age of AI-Driven Attacks: A Leading Analyst’s Take
As you can imagine, concerns about AI-driven threats have come up often in our recent discussions with our clients here at ColorTokens. And for good reason. AI has revolutionized the threat landscape. It can quickly reverse-engineer services, processes, and applications, discover multiple vulnerabilities faster than human attackers ever could, and use automation to chain 30, […] The post The Key to Resilience in the Age of AI-Driven Attacks: A Leading Analyst’s Take appeared first on
SpooNMAP Grows Up: Findings, Local LLM Detection, and a Whole Lot Less Waiting
SpooNMAP used to hand you a list of open ports; the latest update tells you which ones actually matter. In this blog, we detail the new automated findings reporting, LLM detection, and performance improvements.
Power Plant Cyberattack Underscores the Need to Plan for Operational Continuity
A cyberattack shut down a UK power generator for four days, highlighting how targeted incidents can disrupt operations without threatening the grid.
The AI Mistake Most Businesses Are About to Make
🤓 Work smarter and keep your business secure with amazing discounts on Microsoft 365 Copilot Business bundles. Available today, these deal give you up to 35% off on Business Standard, 25% off on Business Premium, and 50% off select security add-ons. Download the Copilot Business Bundle Discount Guide to explore your options and savings. The post The AI Mistake Most Businesses Are About to Make appeared first on Ubisec Systems.
DDoS Testing Tools: How to Choose a Test That Proves Your Defenses Work
A practical guide for security teams comparing free tools, self-service platforms, and expert-led testing DDoS testing tools range from free traffic generators to self-service platforms and expert-led simulations. The right choice is not the tool that can simulate DDoS attack traffic at the highest volume, but the one that produces credible evidence about the risks […]
How to Run an Authorized DDoS Test in AWS and Azure
An authorized DDoS test in AWS or Azure begins by confirming that you own the target, that the relevant DDoS protection service covers it, and that an approved partner will conduct the simulation within the provider’s policy. Under those conditions, separate prior approval is generally not required from AWS or Microsoft. AWS does require an […]
How to Run a Recurring DDoS Testing Program
A practical guide to setting the cadence, onboarding the SOC, closing findings, and working with your testing vendor between engagements Running DDoS testing as a recurring program means linking every planned simulation to remediation, retesting, SOC training, and the next material change in the environment. Unlike a one-off project, it does not end when the […]
OT Cybersecurity Assessment: Why It’s Different
OT cybersecurity assessments demand more than IT scans. Learn how passive discovery, safe testing, and actionable reporting protect industrial operations. The post OT Cybersecurity Assessment: Why It’s Different appeared first on Red Trident.
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.
2026 Full Year Results
2026 Full Year Results [email protected] Mon, 08/24/2026 - 08:32 Year 2026 Report FY26 Annual Financial Report.pdf Webcast/audio https://openbriefing.com/OB/Nuix-Limited/2026/8/24/FY26-Results/6239.aspx Presentation FY26 Investor Presentation.pdf Market release FY26 ASX Announcement.pdf
Mapping Exploited CVEs to Your OT Asset Inventory
Learn how to map exploited CVEs to OT assets using passive discovery, behavioral baselines, and compliance alignment—without disrupting operations. The post Mapping Exploited CVEs to Your OT Asset Inventory appeared first on Red Trident.
From Data overload to Decision Advantage: Operationalizing AI for CJADC2 at the Tactical Edge
"The pace of technological change presents opportunities and challenges for every organization today. And no industry is poised to be more transformed by the latest innovations than aerospace and defense."
AI security and Zero Trust
#AI brings new power — and new risks. ⚠️ See how a data-centric Zero Trust strategy combined with AI-powered defenses protects what matters most. 📘 Download the eBook today and message us to learn how Ubisec can help. @Microsoft Security @Microsoft Copilot The post AI security and Zero Trust appeared first on Ubisec Systems.
AI-Assisted Exploitation Reaches the Federal Record
A new Siemens S7 Series programmable threat advisory warns of AI-assisted exploitation, exposed PLCs, and urgent mitigation steps for water utilities.
How conversational AI is changing contract management
Say goodbye to long review cycles 👋. The @Icertis Interactive Insights Copilot, powered by ExploreAI, delivers instant contract analysis and summaries so leaders can act quickly and confidently. Teams can focus on outcomes instead of paperwork, running their business from a position of strength. Watch how it works 👉 The post How conversational AI is changing contract management appeared first on Ubisec Systems.
Rules Based AML vs Explainable AI Native Monitoring: A Compliance Decision Guide
What compliance teams are really deciding when monitoring needs to change The question a Chief Compliance Officer or MLRO faces is narrower than choosing between rules or machine learning. It is whether the current monitoring stack can survive a regulatory examination, an internal audit sample, and a board risk committee asking why the same typologies […] The post Rules Based AML vs Explainable AI Native Monitoring: A Compliance Decision Guide appeared first on THETARAY.
Fintech: Your Back Office Is Only as Smart as the Product Data Behind It
The average convenience store carries thousands of SKUs, with shelf pricing potentially changing hundreds of times a month. Consider that across a multi-location chain, and the product data (cost, pack size, UPC, vendor item number) behind every one of those changes has to be right, every time, at a speed no manual process can keep […]
Artikelserie: Was die Informationssicherheit von der Luftfahrt lernen kann – Teil II
Dokumentierte Prozesse sind wichtig. Doch erst ihre nachweisbare Wirksamkeit erhöht die Sicherheit. Warum viele Informationssicherheitsmanagementsysteme bei der Compliance stehen bleiben und was Unternehmen von den Performance-Modellen der Luftfahrt lernen können.
The New Forrester Wave™ Report is Out: We’re a Leader.
I’m proud to say that our Xshield™ microsegmentation platform has been evaluated as a Leader in the new Forrester Wave™: Microsegmentation Solutions Q3 2026. This prominent ranking among the twenty-two solutions in the microsegmentation landscape evaluated by Forrester confirms that our strategy and execution align with our goal: continuously working to make our clients’ enterprise […] The post The New Forrester Wave™ Report is Out: We’re a Leader. appeared first on ColorTokens.
VCD and eVCD: managing activity, and what it drives
Value Change Dump and its extended form are the currency of power analysis — but a full-chip dump reaches hundreds of GB. What you dump decides whether numbers arrive on time.
Routing congestion, and why place-and-route fails
A block can meet timing on paper and still be unroutable. When routing fails, the cause sits in floorplan and placement — not the router.
Rail intrusion detection with LiDAR, from point cloud to alert
A LiDAR returns millions of points; a safety system has to return one bit. Ground-plane calibration, dynamic rail detection, classification by size and density, tracking, and a train alert bounded by response time.
Email archiving vs email backup: What should SMEs using Microsoft 365 know?
SMEs use email backup and email archiving for different Microsoft 365 jobs. Backup restores mailbox data after deletion, unwanted changes or an attack. Email archiving gives Legal, compliance and IT a searchable record when they need to produce business email. For the archiving requirement, TrustLayer’s Compliant Email Archive stores Microsoft 365 email in a separate, indexed repository. Users with the appropriate privileged role can search permitted mailboxes and retrieve records through the ar
EDR Killers Explained: How Ransomware Now Disables Your Defenses Before Striking
Ransomware groups have quietly rewritten their playbook. The old assumption that endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools would at least see an attack in progress, even if they couldn’t stop it in time no longer holds. In 2026, the first move in a growing share of ransomware intrusions isn’t encryption. It’s blinding the security stack itself. This is the world of EDR killer malware: purpose-built ... EDR Killers Explained: How Ransomware Now Disables Your Defenses Before St
We've Seen This Movie: The OT/IT Technology Divide
Manufacturing knows what happens when IT and OT divide; AI governance is an unexpected chance to do it differently. In this blog, we walk through a unified governance model that bridges both before bad habits set in.
AIS will be supporting Student Cyber Assessment Workshop at Colorado State University
... The post AIS will be supporting Student Cyber Assessment Workshop at Colorado State University appeared first on Assured Information Security.
Palitronica Deepens Executive Bench with Proven Growth Strategy Veterans and Industry-recognized Trailblazers
Palitronica today announced the appointment of a new chief executive officer, along with a bench of experienced leaders, aligned across all functions of the organization. These changes follow milestone growth as the company positions for the next phase of market expansion and technical innovation.
Tufin Segmentation Intelligence:Turning Security Intent into Continuous Assurance
Every enterprise puts significant effort into designing segmentation. The harder … The post Tufin Segmentation Intelligence:Turning Security Intent into Continuous Assurance appeared first on Tufin.
Authorization to Operate (ATO): Why it is falling behind federal programs in 2026
ATOs authorize a system based on evidence from a single point in time, even as the system itself changes daily. Continuous ATO closes that gap by turning ongoing monitoring into a live authorization basis instead of a bridge between fixed reviews. The post Authorization to Operate (ATO): Why it is falling behind federal programs in 2026 appeared first on IPKeys.
AI Offense is Not Noclip Mode
AI doesn't let attackers walk through walls, but it makes finding the cracks more efficient. In this blog, we cut through the hype and explain what AI-driven offense really looks like and why hard controls still work.
BreachLock Named Sample Vendor for Red Teaming as a Service and Penetration Testing as a Service in the Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Security Operations, 2026
BreachLock observed the growing need for continuous, evidence-based security validation as organizations move beyond point-in-time testing NEW YORK, Aug. 13, 2026 — BreachLock, a global offensive security leader delivering Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS), Attack Surface Management (ASM), Adversarial Exposure Validation (AEV), and Red Teaming as a Service (RTaaS), today announced it has been … Continued The post BreachLock Named Sample Vendor for Red Teaming as a Service and
Why The Future of Cyber Resilience Depends on Security Validation
Security operations is undergoing a significant transition. The technologies, services, and operating models that security teams relied on for years are being reevaluated as organizations face increasingly dynamic attack surfaces, AI-accelerated threats, and mounting pressure to demonstrate measurable security outcomes. The security operations market is experiencing substantial structural change with broader shifts in how organizations … Continued The post Why The Future of Cyber Resilienc
Is MFA Enough to Protect Microsoft 365 Email?
Tycoon 2FA showed how phishing can capture an authenticated session after a user completes MFA. For SMEs using Microsoft 365, stronger email security starts before the sign-in page and continues after account access. The March 2026 disruption of Tycoon 2FA exposed an important limit of common MFA methods. Attackers could relay a legitimate Microsoft 365 sign-in and capture the session created after the user authenticated. The resulting access could support payment fraud, data theft or further ph
Back-to-School Shopping Is a $100B+ Target for Malvertising
GeoEdge security research finds attackers targeting high-intent US shoppers through deceptive ads, cloaked landing pages, and in-app campaigns, creating new exposure for commerce media, publishers, and app developers.   A $100B+ Shopping Season Creates a Predictable Window for Fraud U.S. consumers are expected to spend nearly $147 billion on back-to-school and back-to-college shopping in 2026, […] The post Back-to-School Shopping Is a $100B+ Target for Malvertising appeared first on G