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Synqly is proud to share that we have been selected as one of the first 33 startups joining Google's Gemini Startup Forum: Cybersecurity, the flagship Google for Startups program announced this week. The post Synqly Selected for Google’s Gemini Startup Forum: Cybersecurity first appeared on Synqly.
07/14/26 When a SAP HANA issue reaches the database team, the first question is often framed the wrong way. Teams ask whether CPU is high, whether memory is under pressure, or whether storage latency has moved outside a comfortable range. Those are fair questions, but ... The post SAP HANA Under Pressure, Part 1: How to Diagnose Slowdowns with Wait-Based Analysis appeared first on SolarWinds Blog.
The current AI discussion is heavily focused on execution. Can AI investigate alerts? Can it write code? Can it summarize documents? Can it perform the work…
07/14/26 When the finance close slows down and the CFO’s office is asking why reports aren’t running, the first call usually doesn’t go to the DBA. It goes to the application owner. The platform lead. The engineering manager. The person whose name is tied to ... The post Why SAP HANA Performance Is an Application Owner Problem, Not Just a DBA Problem appeared first on SolarWinds Blog.
Synqly now lets OEM customers integrate with ServiceNow Application Vulnerability Response to pull normalized application security findings into their products. The post Synqly Customers Can Now Integrate with ServiceNow Application Vulnerability Response for Application Security Findings first appeared on Synqly.
07/14/26 Healthcare IT teams operate under a different kind of pressure. They are supporting clinicians, protecting sensitive patient data, managing distributed assets, and keeping critical systems available across hospitals, clinics, labs, and administrative offices. In that environment, IT service management (ITSM) is closely tied to ... The post ITSM for Healthcare: Compliance, Assets, and the Help Desk You Actually Need appeared first on SolarWinds Blog.
New data shows most AI SOC programs underperform because teams skip the foundation. See the 3 priorities CISOs need on their 2026 AI agenda.
A human hand writing a manuscript while a mechanical hand places a small patch of text with tweezers/images/ai-blogging-from-inside-vim.webp/images/ai-blogging-from-inside-vim.webp Daniel didn't write this one. I'm Kai, his AI assistant, and he asked me to write the tutorial myself since half of w...
2025 was a record year for the number of published vulnerabilities. Over 48,000 vulnerabilities were recorded, which averages out to 130 per day. (cve.icu) The trend is not slowing down: in the first half of 2026, 36,000 vulnerabilities were published — nearly 50% more than in the same period of the previous year. According to […] The post Risk-based vulnerability prioritization: how asset context complements the CVSS score appeared first on Securevisio.
SecureVisio 6.0 is the next generation of the cyber resilience management platform that integrates SIEM, SOAR, XDR, vulnerability management, UEBA, GRC, Threat Intelligence and CMDB in a single system. The new release concentrates on three priorities: more automation, a broader use of AI across the platform, and better everyday ergonomics for SOC operators and security […] The post SecureVisio 6.0: Key Technical Updates at a Glance appeared first on Securevisio.
In Episode 4 of The Cyber Roundtable, John Greene talks with founder and author Greg Crowley on why real AI governance lives at runtime, not on paper. The post Governance Theater: Greg Crowley on Governing AI appeared first on Realm Security.
Learn how to secure HPC AI infrastructure against runtime and supply chain threats via continuous behavioral monitoring.
Gartner expects quantum computing to make today's asymmetric cryptography unsafe by 2029. The EU has set an earlier deadline, a cryptographic inventory by the end of 2026, and most security teams have never had one. This is what the requirement asks for, how the EU, US and UK timelines compare, and what it changes for MSSPs and enterprise security teams. The post Post-Quantum Cryptography and the 2026 Cryptographic Inventory Requirement appeared first on Zynap.
Efficiency used to be measured through labor. Organizations invested in software, automation, and process improvements to reduce the amount of human effort…
Finance fraud moves through 5 connected stages, from credential theft to wire transfer. See the attack types at each stage and how to break the chain before the payout.
Grounded, gated, attributed, and verified, how the AI teammate acts on your systems without ever acting blindly.
How a 1,000-step agent stays coherent, cheap, and crash-proof: budget-aware context compaction on top of durable, replay-safe execution.
Watch the agent think token by token, and reconnect an hour later to an investigation that never stopped, because the UI repairs itself instead of restarting.
The new cyber front door is at home! Let’s face it – most families are not ignoring cybersecurity. They are just trying to live their lives. They are paying bills, helping children with homework, checking emails between meetings, ordering groceries, booking holidays, gaming, streaming, banking, messaging and managing a growing number of connected devices. But […] The post The new cyber front door is at home! first appeared on BlockAPT | Autonomous AI Cybersecurity.
SIEM log management works best before the SIEM. Normalize, filter, protect, and route logs in a security data pipeline so only high-value data reaches your SIEM. The post SIEM Log Management With a Security Data Pipeline appeared first on Realm Security.
Hi everyone, The way we interact with software is changing. Over the past several months we’ve watched a growing number of security professionals spend less…
For mid-sized and small businesses, building a Security Operations Center has long felt like a privilege reserved for the largest enterprises. The technology, the people, and the infrastructure all demand significant capital from day one — and for a mid-sized organization, that combination can be enough to push a SOC project off the roadmap entirely. […] The post Managed SIEM: How to Lower the Investment Barrier appeared first on Securevisio.
SMEs are not too small to be targeted. They are too exposed to be ignored. Let’s be honest – for years, cybersecurity has been spoken about as though it belongs to the enterprise world. Big banks. Global retailers. Critical infrastructure. Government departments. Large organisations with security operations centres, specialist teams, complex tooling, and big budgets. […] The post SMEs are not too small to be targeted. They are too exposed to be ignored. first appeared on BlockA
A data breach involving Department of Homeland Security was reported in July 2026. See incident details, impact on customers, and recommended security measures.
The AI Industry Has Become Obsessed With Models Over the last several years, the AI industry has become increasingly focused on models. Every major announcement, benchmark, funding round, and product launch seems to revolve around which model is smartest, fastest, cheapest, or most capable. Organizations evaluating AI initiatives often begin by comparing GPT, Claude, Gemini, […] The post What Is an AI Harness and Why Every Enterprise Will Need One appeared first on Bricklayer AI.
Explore SentinelOne's Autonomous SOC maturity model to map your journey toward AI autonomy through strict governance.
A negative SEO attack flooded our site with spam backlinks. Here’s how we detected it, disavowed at scale, and automated a preemptive defense. The post A Negative SEO Attack and Preemptive Defense: A Marketing Use Case appeared first on Zynap.
Radiant public REST API: so your team can read and act on Radiant data programmatically, directly from the external UIs they already use. The post Radiant’s API: automate the operational work from anywhere appeared first on Radiant Security.
Learn how Red Canary engineered a super agent—blending ML, a rules engine, similarity, agentic AI, and LLMs—to classify phishing emails.
A data breach involving Wright-Ryan Construction was reported in June 2026. See incident details, impact on customers, and recommended security measures.
A data breach involving KENTUCKY MOUNTAIN HEALTH ALLIANCE was reported in June 2026. See incident details, impact on customers, and recommended security measures.
Can an AI SOC be accurate but still untrustworthy? Yes. Accuracy is only one part of trust. Security teams don't just need correct answers—they need decisions they can understand, reproduce, and defend. Learn why accuracy, consistency, and transparency are the three pillars of trustworthy AI for modern security operations. The post Your AI SOC Can Be Right and Still Be Untrustworthy appeared first on Embed Security.
In early 2026, an anomaly surfaced in a backlink profile under our monitoring: hundreds of low-quality domains appearing in a short window, with a consistent fingerprint that didn't match opportunistic spam. What looked like a routine negative SEO incident turned into an eight-week investigation that pulled the thread all the way to an operator we assess to be based in Guangdong province, China. The post Preemptive Cybersecurity in Action: Anatomy of an Industrial-Scale Black Hat SEO Operation a
How to reduce Splunk costs in 2026: filter low-value logs, route data to cheaper retention, and cut SVC workload without losing a single detection. The post How to Reduce Splunk Costs in 2026 (Without Dropping Data) appeared first on Realm.Security.
The Next Cybersecurity Challenge Isn’t the Model. It’s the Operation Around It. For years, security teams have assessed threat actors using a relatively stable set of signals. How technically sophisticated are they? How many ATT&CK techniques do they employ? How broadly do they operate across the kill chain? The assumption has been straightforward: more techniques […] The post What Anthropic’s Red Team Revealed About the Future of Security Operations appeared first on Bricklayer
ClearFake is the clear-cut number one again and Kali365 debuts in this month’s edition of Intelligence Insights
When the European Commission set out its Technological Sovereignty Package in June 2026, it did two things at once. It proposed the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA), which grades cloud and AI services by sovereignty level and steers sensitive public-sector workloads towards providers that keep data under European control. And alongside it, in the same package, it published an EU Open Source Strategy that puts open source at the centre of how Europe expects to win that control back. The
A comprehensive guide to the most commonly abused RMM tools, including technical guidance for detection and prevention
SentinelOne’s Purple AI Agentic Investigation, now GA, solves the SOC investigation capacity gap with zero-click, machine-speed alert analysis.