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Disaster recovery testing should answer two critical questions: can your backup data actually be restored, and is the recovered system safe to run? Many organizations verify the first and assume the second. This post explores why manual, point-in-time tests leave gaps between validation cycles, how automated recovery testing and clean room recovery address different risks, and what auditors and cyber insurers increasingly expect from modern recovery testing. Why "we have backups" isn't the same
Former Federal Prosecutor, Cybercrime Trailblazer, and Stripe Executive Joins Cytactic to Help Shape the Future of Cyber Incident Response Management NEW YORK, July 30, 2026 – Cytactic, the leader in Cyber Incident Response Management (CIRM), today announced that Shawn J. Chen, one of the leading experts in cybercrime, crisis management, regulatory investigations, and enterprise risk, […] The post Cytactic Welcomes Cybercrime Pioneer Shawn J. Chen to Advisory Board Following Strategi
Count the vulnerabilities in the July intrusion at Hugging Face. There are three. A zero-day in JFrog Artifactory, the package-registry cache proxy that was the evaluation environment's only permitted egress. Then an HDF5 external-reference file read and a Jinja2 template injection, both in the same dataset config loader. That is the entire exploitation budget for a campaign that crossed five trust boundaries at three companies. Every other door was either unlocked or had the key taped to it....
Item not received fraud turns delivery claims into free refunds. How to tell real INR claims from manufactured ones and win the disputes worth fighting. The post Item Not Received Fraud: Telling Real INR Claims from Manufactured Ones appeared first on Wyllo.
Flow telemetry is only useful if it arrives reliably. As enterprise networks have become more distributed, NetOps teams need flow collection that can keep pace with growing traffic volumes, changing paths, and higher availability requirements. Riverbed NetProfiler turns flow telemetry into intelligence for analysis, baselining, anomaly detection, and investigation. With BGP Anycast support, NetProfiler gives […]
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Executive Summary In May 2026, the threat actor group Triple X claimed responsibility for a significant data breach involving Bank of Baroda (BoB), one of India’s largest public sector banks. The actor published the alleged stolen data on its data leak site. According to the claims, the exposed information includes customer account-opening forms, mobile banking application […]
Welcome to our monthly look at Apple security patches. This release shows that Apple is not immune to the bug apocalypse that is impacting other vendors. Last month, they released 37 unique CVEs compare to this month’s 210. Quite a jump.For July 2026, Apple released 210 unique CVEs across iOS/iPadOS 26.6, macOS Tahoe 26.6, macOS Sequoia 15.7.8, macOS Sonoma 14.8.8, tvOS 26.6, watchOS 26.6, visionOS 26.6, and Safari 26.6. Since Apple doesn’t provide CVSS scores or other severity information, we’r
Hitting $250M ARR is a milestone, but it wasn't the goal. CEO Kyle Hanslovan reflects on Huntress' mission to protect the 99% and why staying true to it remains his top priority."
Adverse media screening has evolved from being a cost-centre supporting compliance to become a critical part of modern crime prevention and risk management. The challenge for financial institutions and corporates, however, is that innovations have moved so quickly. For buyers, deciding on the right approach requires careful consideration.  With the rapid adoption of AI, AI-powered […] The post What are the RFP considerations for an AI-ready adverse media screening solution? appeared f
A conversation with Nidhi Luthra – cybersecurity, risk, and resilience executive and multi-time healthcare CISO. Hosted by Jane Totaro. “GRC is still, unfortunately, largely synonymous with compliance. That’s a mistake.” That’s how Nidhi Luthra frames the shift at the center of this episode. Over a career spanning cybersecurity, enterprise infrastructure, large-scale transformations, M&A, and AI […] The post 15 Years in Healthcare: Lessons From the CISO Seat appeared
A conversation with Nidhi Luthra – cybersecurity, risk, and resilience executive and multi-time healthcare CISO. Hosted by Jane Totaro. “GRC is still, unfortunately, largely synonymous with compliance. That’s a mistake.” That’s how Nidhi Luthra frames the shift at the center of this episode. Over a career spanning cybersecurity, enterprise infrastructure, large-scale transformations, M&A, and AI […] The post 15 Years in Healthcare: Lessons From the CISO Seat appeared
Security teams process large volumes of alerts each day, which makes it difficult to identify recurring threats, prioritize incidents, and respond consistently. While continuous monitoring is essential, organizations can also benefit from scheduled summaries that consolidate alert activity over a defined period. These reports help analysts recognize patterns, surface recurring issues, and track risk trends […] The post Automating security reporting and response with Wazuh and Shuffle appea
JetBrains disclosed that certain versions of TeamCity On-Premises are affected by a RCE vulnerability exploitable via the server's agent polling protocol.
Understanding the threat landscape: from script kiddies to state-sponsored actors ▶ WATCH THE VIDEO This blog post is a companion to our video “Challenges and Trends,” where Intercede’s security experts sit down to unpack the evolving threat landscape, who is behind today’s cyber attacks, what motivates them, and how their methods are changing. Watch the […] The post What Causes Cyber Attacks? The Groups Responsible and How They Operate appeared first on Intercede.
syslog-ng was the right choice for years, but modern log pipelines demand more than stability. Why log infrastructure needs to evolve, and where to go next.
AxoSyslog vs syslog-ng, one year on: 17 releases to 5. Compare the 2025–2026 feature additions, FilterX advances, and release cadence of both syslog projects.
IBM’s 2026 Cost of a Data Breach Report arrived with a headline built for immediate attention: one in four malicious breaches involved AI, AI-driven attacks increased 56%, and those incidents cost organizations an average of $6.04 million. Early coverage has centered on those figures, along with deepfakes, AI-generated malware and the record $4.99 million global […] The post IBM’s 2026 Breach Report Is Really an Identity Report appeared first on Lunar Cyber.
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Learn how to patch frozen endpoints without losing your golden image, keep Windows updates persistent, and maintain fleet-wide compliance. The post Maintaining Patch Compliance on Endpoints: Windows Updates Without Breaking the Golden Image appeared first on Faronics.
The average enterprise now uses multiple public cloud providers. That … The post Multi-Cloud Security Solutions: Evaluation Guide appeared first on Tufin.
Only 16% have implemented AI for patch management despite 67% predicting full automation by 2026; security and reliability concerns keep humans in control. The post Action1 Survey Finds AI Adoption Falls Far Short of Sysadmin Expectations first appeared on Action1.
Checkpoint Technologies and TestSavant.AI Partner to Bring AI Assurance Testing to Enterprise Customers TAMPA, Fla. and LOS ANGELES, Calif., July 30, 2026 — Companies are putting generative AI into customer-facing products, internal tools, software platforms, and core business processes. Many are moving quickly, while the methods used to test these systems are still catching up. […] The post Checkpoint Technologies and TestSavant.AI Partner to Bring AI Assurance Testing to Enterprise Custo
Organizations today face growing pressure to demonstrate strong cybersecurity controls, protect sensitive data, and meet increasingly complex customer and regulatory requirements. As a result, two frameworks frequently emerge in compliance discussions: HITRUST and SOC 2. While many organizations view the decision as HITRUST vs SOC 2, the reality is that the most mature organizations often […]
One governed path for every tool call, API request, agent interaction, and LLM prompt Enterprises have started to govern the tools and APIs that AI agents use, but many still leave a critical path exposed: the agent’s direct connection to a large language model (LLM). That connection often carries a provider credential, accepts untrusted prompt […]
One governed path for every tool call, API request, agent interaction, and LLM prompt Enterprises have started to govern the tools and APIs that AI agents use, but many still leave a critical path exposed: the agent’s direct connection to a large language model (LLM). That connection often carries a provider credential, accepts untrusted prompt […] The post Eliminate Model Access Exposure with Cequence AI Gateway’s LLM Governance appeared first on Cequence Security.
Key Takeaways Legacy ETL tools create technical debt, tribal knowledge gaps, and scalability bottlenecks that stall AI and analytics initiatives. Cloud-native ETL with embedded data integrity closes the gap between where enterprise data lives today and where analytics needs to go. Democratizing data pipelines so business users (not just engineers) can act on data, is the real competitive advantage of modern […] The post How Cloud-Native ETL and Data Integrity Power AI and Data Modernizatio
Public package registries are not free extensions of corporate infrastructure. They sit directly in the path of modern software development. Every dependency resolution, automated build, security scan, and release depends on infrastructure that someone has to operate, secure, support, and improve.
For any public sector office beginning to think seriously about AI for data review, the most important thing to understand is that you do not need to have everything figured out before you start.
AI adoption is accelerating, but successful AIOps and AgenticOps require trusted telemetry, comprehensive visibility, and governance to support reliable, explainable, and increasingly autonomous operations.
Can your DDoS defenses stop attacks that do not exist yet? See how RADAR VectorAI validates AI-generated DDoS attacks before attackers do. The post Ready for the DDoS Attack that Doesn’t Exist Yet appeared first on MazeBolt.
London, UK, 30 July 2026 – New data from Heimdal’s telemetry measures the gap between execution of the MediaArena adware and the completion of quarantine. The same pattern has been confirmed across more than 40 client environments. MediaArena is a browser-modifier adware family that Microsoft has tracked since 2023. It is low-severity, and that is […] The post Heimdal data reveals MediaArena adware completes persistence before antivirus quarantine finishes appeared first on Hei
Discover why security, compliance, and sensitive-data challenges are slowing enterprise AI deployment—and how embedded data protection can help organizations move AI from experimentation to production. The post The State of AI Friction appeared first on Protegrity.
On July 13, 2026, the Department of War (DoW) published a release, “Forging the Arsenal of Freedom,” announcing an immediate suspension of Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Phase II requirements. If you support clients in the defense industrial base (DIB), the network of companies that supply the DoW, you have probably fielded a version of […]
Most Cybersecurity Awareness Month (CSAM) initiatives fail to achieve lasting impact. A poster is displayed, a reminder email is overlooked, and a brief annual quiz is forgotten almost immediately, leaving organizations exposed when employees face actual cyber threats. Modern threat actors no longer rely solely on basic email scams. Instead, they weaponize AI-driven deepfakes, voice […] The post Cybersecurity Awareness Month Ideas: Threatcop’s Complete Guide appeared first on Kratika
