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FTC Warning Letters Signal a Bigger Shift: Compliance Must Be Operational In May, the FTC issued warning letters to companies regarding compliance with the TAKE IT DOWN Act. On the surface, the action appears focused on a specific law and a specific set of requirements. Covered platforms must provide a process for reporting qualifying content… The post HIPAA Security Rule Updates Are Coming appeared first on Compliance Scorecard.
WiseBee founder and CEO Stoyan Stoyanov recently joined Val Tsanev on the Execweb Cybersecurity GTM Podcast to discuss one of cybersecurity's biggest challenges: when everything is critical, nothing is critical. The conversation explores how security teams can cut through the noise, focus on the risks that truly matter, and move from findings to [...]
Cord3 exclusively uses strong symmetric crypto algorithms, such as the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm with 256-bit keys. We’ve got your data covered against future advances in quantum computing that are projected to “completely break” widely used algorithms like RSA and ECC. The post Be Quantum-Ready Today appeared first on Cord3 Inc.
Learn how C2PA media analysis in Magnet Verify helps examiners detect, review, and validate provenance signals within digital evidence workflows. The post Bringing C2PA to the desktop: Enhancing media analysis in Magnet Verify appeared first on Magnet Forensics.
The updated HIPAA Security Rule doesn't distinguish between a 5,000-bed hospital system and a 5-provider dental practice. The same mandatory MFA, encryption, penetration testing, asset inventory, and documentation requirements apply to both. For small healthcare practices—the ones with a single IT person or no IT staff at all—meeting these requirements without enterprise budgets requires a fundamentally different approach.
Non-human identities have quietly become the most prevalent identity type in enterprise environments. Yet the security infrastructure built to manage identity was designed for people, not machines.  The result is an attack surface that grows with every new integration, AI workflow, and automated pipeline—one that existing identity programs were never designed to govern. Secrets management, including token […]The post 6 principles for securing non-human identities (NHIs) appeared first
As millions of fans fill stadiums across three countries, law enforcement agencies are turning to shared intelligence to stay ahead of physical and cyber threats alike. The post How Intelligence is Keeping Soccer Fans Safe appeared first on Penlink.
Your finance team is uploading vendor contracts into ChatGPT to summarize them. Your sales team is pasting client data into Gemini to draft proposals faster. And somewhere in a vendor call this quarter, someone floated the phrase “private AI enclave” as the fix—leaving your IT director unsure whether that’s an actual deployment or a sales ... Read more The post What Is a Private AI Enclave and Do You Need One? appeared first on Meriplex.
KEY TAKEAWAYS Speed is a governance problem: Attackers already move at machine speed, and the organizations keeping pace are not the ones with the most tools. Shadow AI is already in the building: Your team started using AI before your policy did, and that gap is where most incidents begin. Enabled and ready are different things: Owning AI tools is the easy part. Trusting them when something is on the line is the hard part.
See how Protegrity and Composio protect sensitive data across agentic AI workflows using a “Privacy Sandwich” architecture. The approach applies tokenization before LLM processing and identity-aware policy at output, helping agents connect to enterprise applications while reducing exposure of PII, PHI, and PCI. The post How Protegrity and Composio Secure Agentic AI Workflows appeared first on Protegrity.
Digital twin CTF challenge helps robotics makers and operators identify cyber-to-safety risks through Physical AI security scenarios before deployment.
Most cybersecurity content about AI agents skips the part that matters. It jumps straight to “here’s your blind spot, here’s your gap, here’s the risk” without explaining how any of that actually happens. So before we get to the security problem, let’s get the fundamentals right. What an AI agent actually is When you hear […] The post What Security Leaders Should Actually Understand About AI Agents appeared first on Reveal.
Deploying hardware-backed, phishing-resistant YubiKeys to employees is a cornerstone of a modern security program. As organizations scale this gold standard of defense, IT teams often encounter the operational challenges inherent in managing large-scale hardware deployments across hundreds and thousands of employees – such as device mapping, inventory tracking and credential lifecycle management.  To ensure the […] The post Works with YubiKey Spotlight: Translating YubiKey logistics i
Most cybersecurity content about AI agents skips the part that matters. It jumps straight to “here’s your blind spot, here’s your gap, here’s the risk” without explaining how any of that actually happens. So before we get to the security problem, let’s get the fundamentals right. What an AI agent actually is When you hear […] The post What Security Leaders Should Actually Understand About AI Agents appeared first on Reveal.
AI has enabled cybercriminals to mass-produce polished, personalized phishing content at a speed and scale that wasn’t possible a few years ago.  Back then, employees could spot phishing through teachable signals like typos, email formatting errors, and suspicious sender domains. Today, those signals are largely absent from AI-generated attacks, and IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach 2025 Report puts the time to produce a... The post How to
Last year, Aflac was swept into a wave of attacks that put the insurance industry on notice. Last week, Aflac disclosed another breach, this time involving its Japan subsidiary. The reported exposure includes policy information, personal data, and bank account information affecting millions of customers. We do not yet know the precise entry point in this new incident. It would be irresponsible to claim otherwise. But we do know the larger lesson.
Agentic AI is not slowing down, and neither is the sprawl that comes with it. At Radiant Logic, this is the thesis we keep coming back to. Trustworthy autonomous action starts with trustworthy identity data. Unify it, observe it, act on it. The post What Is Agentic AI Sprawl? appeared first on Radiant Logic | Unify, Observe, and Act on ALL Identity Data.
Trinity Cyber's Full Content Inspection™ (FCI) platform inspects trillions of network sessions and prevents vulnerability exploitation before it reaches customers. During the first half of 2026 alone, FCI prevented more than 2.3 million exploit attempts across industries including healthcare, manufacturing, higher education, retail, defense, and critical infrastructure.
Part 1 of a two-part series. Security teams already own more scanners, exposure platforms, and dashboards than they can act on, yet the vulnerability backlog grows every week. The bottleneck has moved downstream, from finding vulnerabilities to remediating them, and AI-generated code widens that gap faster than any hiring plan can close it. On a […] The post Shrink the Exposure Pile: Vulnerability Management in the Age of Vibe Coding appeared first on Backline.
Compare Proofpoint Essentials packages, including Business, Advanced, Professional, and Plus options. Learn which plan fits your security, compliance, archiving, and budget needs, and why Vircom recommends Advanced Plus for most organizations. The post Proofpoint Essentials Packages: How to Choose the Right Email Security Plan appeared first on Vircom.
A blunt look at why PPTP and L2TP are obsolete in 2026, what makes them insecure or inefficient, and why modern VPN users should choose WireGuard or IKEv2 instead.
The current wave of AI coding assistants and agentic orchestration platforms is giving the age-old build vs buy decision a new twist.  Prototyping agentic workflows for detection engineering is more accessible than ever, but sustaining The post Beyond DIY in the Age of AI: The CardinalOps Detection Engineering Foundation appeared first on CardinalOps.
HIPAA compliant AI is not a product you buy ” it is an architectural commitment that determines whether patient data can ever be extracted, reconstructed, or exposed at any stage of the AI pipeline. A 2024 Protenus survey found that over 60 percent of healthcare employees had used a consumer AI tool for work-related tasks.... The post HIPAA Compliant AI: How to Train Models on Patient Data Without Exposing PHI appeared first on Duality Technologies.
Efficiency used to be measured through labor. Organizations invested in software, automation, and process improvements to reduce the amount of human effort…
Polymarket users lost approximately $3 million because a trusted script chain became a delivery path for attacker-controlled JavaScript inside the browser, but... Read More... The post Polymarket Lost $3M; Source Defense Found the Magecart Script on Other Customer Sites appeared first on Source Defense.
What adversarial exposure validation actually means, why point-in-time testing fails in 2026, and how to build a real AEV program. No hype, just numbers. The post How FireCompass AI Discovered an Authentication Bypass Through a Spoofable Identity Header appeared first on FireCompass.
Arcserve continues to innovate for organizations operating across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments. Arcserve UDP 11 is a major release in a steady cadence of platform advancement, building on a series of product launches and feature releases that continue to expand recovery, resilience, and operational flexibility.
The Icarus extortion group stole the OAuth tokens Klue held for its customers and used them to take data from those customers' own Salesforce and Gong accounts. For third-party risk teams the lesson is fourth-party risk: a connected SaaS app can turn a supplier's breach into your data loss.
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~2x Reduction in fraudulent account takeovers ~70 IPs each firing 500+ requests in a single 30-minute window ~1 in 5 malicious requests to the inventory-availability endpoint blocked at peak ZERO downtime or added friction for genuine shoppers A limited-edition collectible. A fixed launch time. A small, unpredictable amount of stock that sells out in minutes. […] The post When the Drop Becomes the Target: Defending Limited-Edition Hype Sales from Scalper Bots appeared first on Cequence Sec