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As water utilities enter Industry 4.0, the traditional air gap has become a dangerous myth. With 80 per cent of cyberattacks exploiting identity weaknesses, critical infrastructure must move beyond legacy virtual private networks. Adopting a Zero Trust framework through Identity-Aware Proxies secures legacy equipment incrementally, boosting productivity and uptime while protecting our essential water infrastructure.
Healthcare Zero Trust Security starts with trusted device identity. Discover how hardware-level visibility helps stop rogue devices and reduce risk. The post Healthcare Zero Trust Security appeared first on Sepio.
Data security is not a checkbox. It is a system of decisions, controls, reviews, and accountability. That is why ISO 27001 matters when you are choosing a cloud-based collaboration platform. It gives you a structured way to evaluate whether a provider manages information security in a disciplined, auditable way.
Our CEO Dr. Carsten Stöcker contributed the concept of a Digital Copyright Passport, demonstrating how Verifiable Credentials and trusted digital identity infrastructure can enable verifiable copyright and licensing information across digital and physical assets.
A global life sciences and pharmaceutical R&D organization closed two detection gaps, reconnaissance inside the network and identity attacks on Active Directory, without scaling its SIEM. Here's how, and the full case study to download.
Cape is the only mobile carrier in the United States to get SOC 2 Type 2 certification on all five criteria for critical services covering all customers, both enterprise and consumer.
For years, organizations have relied on familiar defenses to separate legitimate users from automated attacks. CAPTCHA challenges, browser fingerprinting, IP reputation, and behavioral analysis have all played an important role in identifying malicious bots before they reach sensitive applications. But the rules are changing. As highlighted in Dark Reading’s article, “AI Bots Are Breaking Traditional […] The post AI Bot Detection Is Changing. Your Security Strategy Should Too.
P0 now supports connectors for Salesforce, Cloudflare, Grafana Cloud and Datadog, extending Zero Standing Privilege controls for users and agents beyond cloud infrastructure into broader workforce application coverage. The post Agents are redefining sensitive access and P0 is leveraging AI to extend coverage just as fast appeared first on P0 Security.
Your security tool ROI stalls when no one has the hours to operate the stack. See how the Agentic SOC turns existing spend into value for your 2027 budget.
Admiral (Ret.) Michael S. Rogers and Karla Reffold discuss how AI is reshaping cyber threats, the growing importance of cyber resilience, and how incident response data can help organizations and insurers prepare for emerging risks.
On July 13, 2026, the Department of War suspended CMMC Phase 2 requirements, which were scheduled to go into effect November 10, 2026. The C3PAO third-party audit deadline is gone. Your DFARS 252.204-7012 obligation, your NIST 800-171 self-assessment requirement, and your SPRS score are not.
The post CMMC Is Changing. Protecting CUI Is Still the Mission appeared first on Exostar.
The post What’s New in PreVeil: Product Updates appeared first on PreVeil.
Hot news note 3747367 addresses a critical memory corruption vulnerability in SAP NetWeaver Application Server ABAP, tracked as CVE-2026-44747. An authenticated attacker could exploit faulty memory-management logic to perform an out-of-bounds stack write, potentially gaining unauthorized access to data, modifying information, or causing system unavailability. The vulnerability therefore has a high impact on confidentiality, integrity, […] The post SAP Security Notes, July 2026 appeared fir
Microsoft Corp. today released software updates to plug at least 570 security holes in its Windows operating systems and other software, almost triple the number of vulnerabilities the software giant fixed in its record-smashing Patch Tuesday release last month. Microsoft attributed the burgeoning patch counts to vulnerability discoveries aided by artificial intelligence.
Who has access to your critical systems right now? Not last quarter. Not as of the last certification review. Right now, at this moment. Most enterprises cannot answer that question with confidence. That is not a failure of effort. Most run joiner-mover-leaver workflows and regular certification cycles. The gap sits between the policy you enforce and the access your users actually hold. Policy definition typically lags behind system integration and process automation. That gap has a name.
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.
  If you have been hearing more about vSphere APIs for I/O Filtering (VAIO) in Zerto conversations, there is a simple explanation: VAIO is VMware’s I/O filtering framework that has… The post VMware VCF 9, VAIO with Zerto, and 11:11 DRaaS: What Our Customers Should Know Now appeared first on 11:11 Systems.
Attackers are targeting the LLMs and MCP servers your agents depend on. Polygraf covers AI supply chain security - what to avoid and how to protect yourself. The post AI Supply Chain Security: Protecting LLMs and Agents from Model Poisoning appeared first on Polygraf.
A practical guide to configuring Android email with Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 using MDM policies. The post Corporate Email on Android: How to Eliminate Manual Setup first appeared on Applivery.
Getting employees to acknowledge an AI acceptable use policy sets expectations, but it doesn't prove compliance. Learn how to prove that your AI policies are secure.
The direct win is being able to serve workloads that used to require dedicated, single-tenant endpoints at multi-tenant utilization instead. In Protopia's modeled deployment economics, that shift meaningfully lowers annual infrastructure cost for those workloads, since they're no longer sitting in underutilized carve-outs (actual savings depend on workload mix and scale). The post Private Token Factories: How Rafay and Protopia AI Let Sensitive Workloads Run on Shared GPU Capacity appeared first
Well folks. Here we are. The bug apocalypse has fully descended upon us. I’ll do my best to sort this out in some way meaningful, but this month’s release shows us the nay-sayers were right, and I’ve got to hand it to the nay-sayers here. Excellent call. Take an extended break from your regularly scheduled activities as we let’s take a look at the latest security patches from Adobe and Microsoft. If you’d rather watch the full video recap covering the entire release, you can check it out here: A
Quantum Computing Report recently highlighted QuSecure’s listing of QuProtect R3 in the AWS ICMP Post-Quantum Cryptography Marketplace for the U.S. Intelligence Community (ICMP). The listing gives federal defense and intelligence organizations streamlined access to QuSecure’s cryptographic agility platform, helping accelerate adoption of quantum-resilient security without requiring major infrastructure changes. The article highlights how organizations can […] The post QuSecure
Whenever I come back from a Black Hat NOC, people always ask the same question: “So, what did you see?!” They understand how unique it is to have access to the detailed logs generated by an NDR overseeing the network traffic of a conference with thousands of attendees. There is always something to see. There are always stories that come out of the packets; those stories evolve into patterns, and the patterns offer the gift of lessons. Corelight has had the privilege of partnering with the Black
Before a security team can reduce risk, they have to know what they’re protecting. That sounds obvious, yet it’s where most cybersecurity programs quietly break […] Source
Recently, a group of N-ablites came together to support Cat’s Retirement Home Koteria, a local cat rescue organization dedicated to caring for elderly and cats without a home. In this VoluNteer Spotlight, we caught up with Magdalena Jasinska, Workplace Experience Coordinator, to learn more about what inspired this VoluNteer Day and how the team made a difference. Why do you love to support this organization? What made you want to support this organization? I'm a proud owner of two cats tha
Canada’s defense supply chain now faces a new mandatory cybersecurity bar. The Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification (CPCSC) sets baseline requirements for organizations handling sensitive government information, and Level 1 is being introduced into select contracts and becomes a requirement for those contracts as it appears in them.   This CPCSC Level 1 checklist […] The post CPCSC Level 1 Requirements: The 13-Control Checklist for Canadian Defense Suppliers appeared firs
Update, July 13, 2026: The Department of War has suspended CMMC Phase II, the mandate that would have required third-party (C3PAO) Level 2 certification starting November 10, 2026. A 60-day Reform Task Force is now reviewing the program’s future. Self-assessment requirements, SPRS scoring, annual affirmations, and DFARS 252.204-7012 remain fully in force and are still […] The post CMMC Level 2 Requirements: A Practical Assessment Checklist for Defense Contractors appeared first on Ca
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.
"AI firewall" means different things to different vendors. Here's what it really covers, what the neutral standards say, and which type your business needs. The post AI Firewall: what it really means, and which one your business needs appeared first on TrustLayer.
Enterprises have spent decades mastering human access, machine identities, and privileged accounts. But a new access layer has emerged — one that’s expanding faster than any governance model built in the last 20 years. It’s called AI‑to‑AI access, and it’s the identity frontier no one is owning. While organizations race to deploy agentic AI, they’re missing […] The post AI‑to‑AI Access: The Next Identity Frontier You Can’t Afford to Ignore appeared first on intiGrow.
VMware Backup: The Post-Broadcom Reality don.jennings@h… Tue, 07/14/2026 - 12:24 July 14, 2026 What I've learned from dozens of customer calls since November 2023, why VMware backup architecture matters more now, and how to think about staying, migrating, or hedging. Image Meta description What I've learned from dozens of customer calls since November 2023, why VMware backup architecture matters more now, and how to think about staying, migrating, or hedging. Two years of customer calls Since Br
Scattered Spider skips malware and breaks in with a phone call and a legitimate remote access tool, here's how to hunt for it.
TL;DR The true Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for application security is 2-3x what organizations track, impacting both budget and developer velocity. While visible costs like tool licensing and security salaries appear on budgets, the larger expenses hide in developer time adapting generic fixes, SOC analysts investigating low-priority alerts, exponential risk accumulation and opportunity costs from delayed features. Runtime intelligence eliminates these hidden costs by providing application con
The Claim Governance frameworks that scan for malicious behavior only at install time create systemic risk when registries are used as free hosting for artifacts that never touch a build pipeline. Zero Trust for Code addresses this by requiring a pre-execution trust decision on what an artifact does when it runs, regardless of whether it […]
All AI agents are privileged identities. The question is how privileged. AI agents are non-human identities (NHIs). Like service accounts, API keys, and machine credentials, they require access to enterprise systems, data, and applications to perform work. That means every AI agent operates with some level of privilege.
Unsupported software security—or a lack of it—has quietly become one of the greatest sources of cyber risk. While discussions often focus on legacy web applications, organizations rely on many kinds of software that can no longer be patched, upgraded, or supported. This includes not only internet-facing applications, but internal business systems, middleware, custom applications, industrial […] The post Securing Unsupported Software With Layered Compensating Controls appeared first on Atom