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Our small business firewall guide explains how to choose, configure, and manage protection that reduces risk without slowing work or stretching budgets. The post Small Business Firewall Guide for Better Protection appeared first on mPoweredIT.
At a glance: A newly disclosed GeoServer zero day is already attracting internet-wide scanning and exploitation attempts, with researchers observing hundreds of probes within hours of public disclosure. The unauthenticated SQL injection vulnerability affects GeoServer's jsonArrayContains functionality and may provide a path to remote code execution in certain H2 database deployments, although a CVE, CVSS score, and vendor patch remain unavailable. GeoServer's history of real-world exploitation,
About: CVE-2026-26035 is a high-severity improper authentication vulnerability affecting the Remote RADIUS Type Admin Authentication feature in FortiWeb. The vulnerability occurs when a Remote Type administrator account is configured with the non-default Wildcard setting enabled. In this configuration, an unauthenticated remote attacker can authenticate to the FortiWeb GUI or CLI using arbitrary credentials. Successful exploitation grants administrative access to the affected FortiWeb appliance.
Attackers used to work at human speed. A skilled researcher found a vulnerability, built an exploit, and chained it into an attack over days or weeks. That gave defenders room to scan, triage, and patch. That room is gone. AI hasn't just changed how IT teams work, it's changed how attackers operate. Vulnerability discovery, exploit weaponization, and attack chaining that once took weeks now happen in hours. Unfortunately, the monthly patch cycles and manual triage that most teams still run were
Wie stärkt man ein Team, dessen Arbeitsalltag von hoher Dynamik, komplexen Herausforderungen und großer Verantwortung geprägt ist? Manchmal lautet die Antwort ganz einfach: indem man Raum für echte Begegnungen schafft. Genau das war die Idee hinter unserem gemeinsamen Wochenende in der Rhön.
At a glance: Cisco has warned that seven vulnerabilities in the ClamAV malware scanning engine affect Cisco Secure Endpoint Connector deployments on Windows, Linux, and macOS. Two of the vulnerabilities have public proof-of-concept code and can be triggered through specially crafted ZIP files, causing the ClamAV scanning process to terminate and interrupt malware scanning operations. Cisco reports no known exploitation in the wild and has released guidance for affected customers, with software u
Every Windows PC in your office checks its own startup files before Windows loads, and it checks them against certificates Microsoft issued back in 2011. Two of those three certificates expired in June.
A Shopify fake refund scam has been making the rounds over the past few months, targeting Shopify’s Shop app users directly within the app. Here’s what to know.
More than a quarter of stolen funds are gone within fifteen minutes of the fraudulent transfer. That number ends the case-file era — and points to where the time can be won back.
Sophisticated adversaries design their individual actions to be unremarkable. A single failed authentication followed by success - routine. A process creating a network connection - normal system activity. A user accessing a system outside their usual hours - might be working late.
Security Advisory No Exploit Required: Water Utilities Under Active Attack Attackers found programmable logic controllers sitting on the open internet, logged in, and locked operators out. No vulnerability required. Status Active Campaign States Affected 7+ reportedly up to 12 Campaign Start July 27 Exposed PLCs 4,400+ Worldwide The Short Version Since July 27, water and […]
Black Hat 2026 came just weeks after the Five Eyes cybersecurity agencies — CISA, the UK’s NCSC, Australia’s ACSC, Canada’s CCCS, and New Zealand’s NCSC-NZ — issued a joint statement to boards and executives with the blunt message that AI is rewriting the rules of cyber risk, the window between vulnerability and exploitation is shrinking, ... Reflections from Black Hat: Speed Is Table Stakes. Resilience Is the Win.
Microsoft 365 phishing has matured into a complete service economy, and Kratos is its clearest product. It hands affiliates the infrastructure, evasion...
Virtual machines (VMs) are everywhere. We use them to host file sharing, backups, network services, SSO, and more. Even with cloud computing now firmly established, on-prem virtual stacks remain common in many organizations, providing a convenient way to isolate different services that share hardware.
Planning your cybersecurity budget shouldn't be a headache. See how to protect your business and get the most out of your security spend without the fluff.
Regulatory risk is not limited to one industry, and it’s becoming more complex across healthcare, finance, and other sectors. From HIPAA to CMMC and beyond, businesses are being held accountable for how data is stored, accessed, and protected. This session will help attendees understand where compliance risk lives, why it’s easy to overlook, and what […] The post You’re Already on the Hook: Regulatory Exposure Hiding in Plain Sight appeared first on NetGain Technologies.
Unit 42 is putting the latest frontier cyber models to work across customer environments to find, validate and help remediate the attack paths that matter most. In May, we introduced Frontier AI … The post Putting OpenAI Cyber Models to Work for Defenders appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.
About: CVE-2026-68820 is a local elevation of privilege vulnerability affecting the Windows Ancillary Function Driver for WinSock (AFD.sys), the kernel-mode driver responsible for handling socket operations for Windows networking. The vulnerability is caused by a use-after-free condition that allows a locally authenticated attacker with low privileges to trigger a race condition through a specially crafted application. Successful exploitation enables privilege escalation to SYSTEM without requir
At this year's Minnesota Bankers Association Operations and Technology Conference, we asked financial leaders a straightforward question: How secure is your Microsoft 365 environment, really? Not in theory, but in terms of what you actually know, what you've routinely tested, and where your M365 security gaps honestly lie.
Companies vastly underestimate how much unknown and ungoverned AI is running in their environment, creating an entirely new attack surface. The post 74% of organizations exposed to shadow AI appeared first on ThreatDown.
Last updated: August 2026 If you are trying to outsource some or all of your security, you will run into two options that sound similar but work differently: MDR and an MSSP. Choosing the wrong one is expensive, because a managed security service provider and a managed detection and response service solve different problems. This […] The post MDR vs MSSP: What’s the Difference and Which Do You Need? appeared first on Defendify.
A new NFC relay malware designated as WindRelay, paired with SpyNote RAT enables live-call fraud, combining social engineering with dual digital and physical cash-out.
Small business cybersecurity trends are reshaping how Atlanta companies prevent fraud, protect cloud data, and recover quickly from disruptions in 2026. The post Small Business Cybersecurity Trends to Watch appeared first on mPoweredIT.
Microsoft environments, including Active Directory (AD), Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), and Microsoft 365, form the backbone of identity and access management for modern enterprises. These systems control authentication, authorization, and access to critical business applications. As organizations increasingly rely on Microsoft ecosystems, attackers are aggressively targeting identity layers rather than traditional network perimeters. Identity-based […]
OpenAI models acted autonomously to breach Hugging Face servers undetected. Here's what happened and how behavioral analysis can help detect similar attacks.
In the face of modern threats, VPN falls short of the level of network security organizations need to implement hybrid work effectively. Learn how SASE and a ZTNA approach are raising the bar in this post.
Manage compliance across every client with a GRC for MSPs platform that automates frameworks, tracks risk, and centralizes policy management in one place.
How the Microsoft Entra ID actor token vulnerability enabled no-log impersonation of any user, and how cloud and SaaS detection and response catches what the logs miss.
Most organizations assume their security posture is reasonably solid until an assessment proves otherwise. That gap between perceived and actual security maturity is wider than many leadership teams expect. Recent survey data shows that fewer than a third of organizations conduct regular risk assessments at all, even though more than 70 percent of large enterprises […] The post What a Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Actually Uncovers appeared first on Secure Halo.
Healthcare data contains some of the most sensitive information about a person, which is why it's protected by HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) in the U.S. HIPAA is a set of regulations that aim to protect the privacy and security of patients' protected health information (PHI).