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A new bill introduced in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina reflects a growing global trend toward restricting online gambling advertising in sports environments, particularly to protect children and young people from early exposure to betting content. Provincial Senator Malena Galmarini has proposed legislation that would ban online gambling advertising at sports venues and surrounding areas, including […]
Singapore Recognized Scams as a National Threat Singapore has taken one of the most aggressive national approaches to combating online scams. Like many countries, it saw fraud activity rise rapidly through phishing campaigns, impersonation scams, fake websites, malicious SMS messages, and scam calls targeting citizens. Rather than treating scams as isolated fraud incidents, Singapore recognized them as a large-scale digital threat requiring […]
Online Scams Became Too Big for Traditional Enforcement For years, Australia faced a challenge many governments are now confronting: scam websites were multiplying faster than authorities could remove them. Fraudsters were launching fake investment platforms, phishing pages, fake retail websites, and cryptocurrency scams designed to steal personal information and financial assets from Australians. By the time victims reported the scams and […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE AMSTERDAM, Netherlands – 19th March 2026 – Soliton Systems, a lead developer in live streaming and communication solutions for […] The post Soliton Systems and MobileTronics Partner to Deliver Advanced Teleoperation for Remote Operated Construction in Germany appeared first on Soliton Systems.
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What Makes a Zero Trust Platform “Best” for Homeland Security? The best Zero Trust platform for homeland security organizations differs from the best Zero Trust platform for commercial enterprises. Homeland… The post Best Zero Trust Platform for Homeland Security: Complete Evaluation Framework appeared first on TerraZone.
The Problem No One Is Naming The Gap AI Budgets Are Ignoring What Actually Breaks Introducing AI>Perform Architecture Comparison Real-World Results: NVIDIA Evaluating Your Network Why Convergence Matters Aryaka’s Approach The Right Question to Ask FAQ In Part 1 of this series, we made the case that most enterprise WANs were never built for AI.... The post AI Performance Is Not Just a Compute Problem. It Never Was. appeared first on Aryaka.
We recently published an exploit chain for the Google Pixel 9 that demonstrated it was possible to go from a zero-click context to root on Android in just two exploits. The Dolby 0-click vulnerability existed across all of Android, until it was patched in January 2026. While we had an exploit chain for the Pixel 9, we wanted to see if it was possible to write a similar exploit chain for Pixel 10. Updating the Dolby Exploit Altering our exploit for CVE-2025-54957 was fairly straightforward. The m
One Zero Trust implementation can produce audit evidence for ISO 27001, NIST 800-53, SWIFT CSP, PCI DSS, NIS2 and DORA. See how, with a worked SWIFT example.
Most organisations run their Zero Trust programme and compliance programme as two separate workstreams. A properly structured Zero Trust implementation produces compliance evidence as a natural output — satisfying ISO 27001, NIST, SWIFT CSP, DNB, PCI DSS, NIS2, and DORA simultaneously.
Palo Alto Networks, one of the most respected security engineering teams on the planet, pointed an AI agent at their own source code.
Visit iboss at Stand 843 at MSP Show for Managed Service Providers. Discover how Zero Trust SASE helps MSPs and MSSPs deliver cloud-managed security with instant provisioning, multi-tenant console, and pooled licensing.
Aryaka Threat Research Labs has discovered a campaign that shows how simple user actions can trigger complex, multi-stage malware execution chains. In this campaign, attackers lure users seeking “free OnlyFans accounts” to download a seemingly harmless ZIP file that contains the crpx0 ransomware, initiating infection and ultimately compromising the system. Let’s understand this attack campaign... The post From ZIP File to crpx0 Ransomware: Anatomy of a Multi-Stage Attack appeared first on Aryaka
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CISA's Critical Infrastructure Fortify initiative demands a fundamental shift in how we secure our most vital assets. By assuming connectivity is unreliable and networks are already compromised, we must move toward proactive isolation. Discover how Agilicus AnyX enables a 'disconnected yet connected' Zero Trust architecture that replaces the vulnerable VPN perimeter with secure, identity-based access.
Cyber criminals target businesses of all sizes and industries. Cyberattacks affected 42% of small businesses in the last 12 months (2021), and 68% of companies experienced targeted attack on their networks that resulted in data loss. The frequency of attacks is growing at an unprecedented rate since 2020. If you’re thinking about cyber securing your business, but don’t know how much investment to prepare, then this article is for you. Additionally, you will discover the little-known cost and res
A strong cyber security posture is built on orthogonal defences. Review the five key dimensions of our best practices program and take the assessment to measure your resilience.
Paul Gilbert, VP Cybersecurity Enterprise India is undergoing a significant digital transformation, and initiatives like PM-WANI are accelerating internet access across the country at an unprecedented pace. Having visited India frequently throughout my career, I have seen first hand how quickly connectivity has expanded across public spaces, transforming how people work and interact. The goal […] The post Public Wi-Fi Risks in India Are Rising and Enterprises Must Respond appeared first on
Cyber threats are constantly evolving, and the cyber crimes have skyrocketed as the workforce becomes more remote. The degree of impact of a cyber attack should not be underestimated. The impact can range from minor disruptions to major financial losses enough to bring a business to its knees. To give you a better idea of the potential cybersecurity threats that businesses face in 2023, we asked 5 industry experts for their insights to help us better navigate through the growing cyber threats th
You cannot protect what you cannot see. Discover how to deploy effective visibility and detection mechanisms to identify threats early in hybrid environments.
As the NIS2 Directive becomes a reality for German organizations The post Bridging the Gap: Securing the German Factory Floor in the Age of NIS2 appeared first on Soliton Systems.
Zero Trust is the new buzzword. Understand what it is so you don’t fall for what others are falsely promising.
Use a Raspberry Pi at home or a cheap VPS abroad into a NetBird exit node, route all your internet traffic through it, and own the egress yourself.
CrowdSec IP reputation, Cloudflare Mesh benchmarks, and new self-hosting guides for Nextcloud, PiKVM, and AdGuard Home.
ThreatBook is now the Agentic Security Company. That sentence will probably get reduced in some headline somewhere to "ThreatBook rebrands." The reason behind it is the part worth your three minutes.
The defender math broke a few years ago. Not because the threats got worse. They did, but that has been true every year since the first SOC was stood up. The equation broke because the cost structure on the defense side stopped scaling with the threat. Enterprises added tools. The tools generated more telemetry. The telemetry required more analysts. The analysts hit a ceiling. The attackers did not.
Agreement expands access to SentryBay’s Armored Client, delivering proactive endpoint protection for enterprises across India LONDON, May 5, 2026 – SentryBay, a global leader in preventative endpoint protection, today announced a reseller partnership with Ravsons, one of India’s fastest-growing cybersecurity solutions providers. The agreement expands the availability of SentryBay’s patented Armored Client technology across the […] The post Ravsons Signs Major India Reseller Partnership wit
Security compliance is not a moment in time; it is a sustained commitment. Today, we are proud to announce that... The post Skyhigh Security Achieves SOC 2 Type II Compliance for the Complete SSE Cloud Platform appeared first on Skyhigh Security.
Executive Summary: A major SSE vendor recently spent an hour on a webinar making a claim we agree with: AI is everywhere now, and solutions that only protect the browser are becoming less efficient by itself. That’s the right diagnosis. AI risk no longer lives in just one place. It shows up in a browser […] The post AI Outgrew the Browser. Here’s Why Securing Every Session Was Always the Right Answer. appeared first on RedAccess.