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Every decision in exposure management comes down to the same question: how good is the data underneath it? Every exposure management program comes down to one decision: what to fix first, with the people and time you actually have. Every scan, dashboard, and board report exists
Japan faced an unprecedented cyberattack. Every one of you knows that while the attacker is automated, the defender is not. The fastest eCrime breakout time, i.e., the interval between initial access and the first lateral move, was 27 seconds, and one intrusion exfiltrated data four minutes after initial access (CrowdStrike 2026 Global Threat Report). Attacks […] The post Policy Latency Is the New Attack Surface. Breach Readiness Must Begin at the Top. appeared first on ColorTokens.
CCTNS, or Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems, is India’s nationwide digital policing platform designed to connect police stations, digitise police processes and make crime and criminal information searchable and shareable across jurisdictions. The project began in 2009 with the objective of linking police stations through a common application for investigation, data analytics, policy-making […] The post CCTNS Explained: What It Is, How It Works, and What CCTNS 2.0 Coul
I want to name something clearly that I think explains more about why well-run security programs still experience breaches than almost any other single factor: the structural mismatch between deterministic defense and probabilistic offense.
TL;DR: Application rationalization tools inventory, score and map applications so teams can decide what to keep, consolidate, modernize or retire. Faddom is best for agentless dependency mapping, SAP LeanIX for portfolio management, IBM Apptio for application TCO, and Flexera One for normalized usage and cost data. What Are Application Rationalization Tools? Application rationalization tools help […]
Key takeaways Every few weeks, a new surface appears. Claude shows up inside Slack. ChatGPT adds a browser to its desktop app. A developer finds a vibe-coding platform that sends prompts somewhere security hasn’t categorized yet. Each new tool can send a security team through the same cycle: assess it, categorize it, write a policy, […] The post Inside the Session: The Architecture to Stop the Chase appeared first on RedAccess.
Social engineering attacks are becoming faster, cheaper, and more identity-driven. Here are five phishing and impersonation tactics organizations should prepare for in 2027, plus where external cybersecurity fits into the defense strategy. The post The State of Social Engineering: Expectations for 2027 appeared first on BrandShield.
Every workplace has a graveyard of out-of-the-box automation ideas to improve productivity. In reality, someone needs to wire up the logic, script the code, choose the proper handlers, test the edge cases, and debug why the thing that worked well yesterday stopped, fixing whatever broke along the way.No more blank editors or memorizing multiple...
Public AI tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini are safe enough for work when staff use approved business accounts, restricted data never goes into any tool and a person checks every output. This article compares provider terms by account type, gives a 6-part policy and maps each part to the NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001 and the EU AI Act. The post Is It Safe to Use ChatGPT at Work? A Workplace Policy for Public AI Tools first appeared on DigitalXForce.
Start a Continuous Control Assurance (CCA) program with a small set of high-risk controls that a system already enforces, write down the state each one should be in, connect the systems that hold the evidence, and run the whole loop from failed test to passing retest before adding frameworks. This guide covers ownership, the first controls, what stays manual, the phases, running beside ServiceNow or another GRC platform, and how to measure progress. The post How to Start a Continuous Control Ass
PIPE is Gartner’s framework for security behaviour and culture programmes. It stands for practices, influences, platforms and enablers. Practices covers the processes people work within, influences covers behavioural science, platforms covers the technology used to deliver and measure the programme, while enablers covers the sponsors and champions who carry the programme across the organisation. Most […]
To prevent a ransomware attack, organizations need a mix of security measures instead of depending on one solution. Attackers often start their attacks through phishing, stolen login details, or unprotected services. These attacks can go through several steps, including gaining higher access, moving around in the network, stealing sensitive information, disrupting backups, and finally encrypting files.
Explore the 2026 CCPA regulatory requirements for privacy risk assessments, cybersecurity audits, and automated decision-making technology. Learn the key deadlines through 2030, identify common compliance gaps, and understand how existing security framework evidence can support CCPA/CPRA readiness and a prioritized remediation plan. The post CCPA 2026: What the New Rules Require appeared first on ControlCase.
We’re partnering with Endor Labs to help security and engineering teams stop chasing theoretical risk and start fixing what attackers can actually reach and exploit. The idea is simple. Endor Labs tells you which vulnerabilities are reachable in your code. Bright STAR proves which of those are exploitable in your running application. Put together, mutual […]
GitLab has released patches for a maximum-severity security flaw impacting its Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE) software that could result in arbitrary code execution. "GitLab has remediated an issue that, under certain conditions, could have allowed an unauthenticated user to execute arbitrary code on the GitLab server via a specially crafted regular expression in a CI/CD
Lior Frenkel on the joint Waterfall and Siemens Energy MDR solution: real-time OT visibility through Unidirectional Gateways, with no path back into the systems. The post OT Visibility Without the Trade-Off: How Waterfall & Siemens Energy are Securing Critical Infrastructure together appeared first on Waterfall Security Solutions.
An AI pentesting agent was linked to at least two of the South Korean bank hacks. Here’s what is reported, what is inferred, and why […] The post South Korea’s Bank Hacks: Attackers Ran the Agentic Pentest First appeared first on Reflectiz.
The NHS has set an ambitious goal of achieving cyber resilience across healthcare organisations by 2030. Delivering on that vision requires technology, expertise and close collaboration across the public and private sectors. … The post NHS England evolves its cybersecurity strategy with Palo Alto Networks and IBM appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.
I’ve watched AI-powered cyberattacks inch closer to autonomy throughout 2026, and I can point to dozens of real-world incidents as proof. AI-enabled cyberattacks surged by 56% over the last year, meaning 1 in 4 (25%) malicious breaches now involve artificial intelligence. The important one: on May 10, 2026, researchers documented the first fully autonomous LLM-driven ... Read more
Compare the 7 best brand protection platforms in 2026, including Foresiet, ZeroFox, Red Points, and more. Explore their features, use cases, and how to choose the right solution for your business. The post 7 Best Brand Protection Platforms in 2026 (Compared) appeared first on Foresiet.
As the payment landscape evolves, compliance with PCI DSS v4 (v4.0.1 is the latest) is now a reality, with the deadline to adopt the future-dated requirements behind us. It is… The post Dedicated Client-Side Security Tools to Comply with PCI 6.4.3 and PCI 11.6.1 appeared first on Jscrambler.
Every laptop, desktop, server, and mobile device connected to your network is a potential doorway for attackers. With hybrid work now the norm, those doorways are scattered across home offices, coffee shops, and cloud environments, far beyond the reach of the traditional network perimeter. That is why choosing the right endpoint security tool has become […]
Unused data is eating the budget AI needs. New research shows how much, and how IT leaders are reclaiming it. The post Why Cold Data Storage Costs Are Squeezing Enterprise AI Budgets first appeared on CTERA.
As the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill (CSRB) progresses through Parliament, proposed new powers could give ministers greater control over the use of potentially risky technologies and suppliers in critical sectors. Dan Raywood looks at what these changes could mean for compliance. At the time of writing, the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill is at … Continued
Most teams treat credential stuffing as a traffic problem. Failed logins climb, the lockout rate climbs with them, a threshold trips, and somebody starts querying. That version of the work is real, and it starts far too late. The post How to detect credential stuffing before the login attempts start appeared first on Bolster AI.
Agentic AI in Manufacturing: 5 Data Security Risks from the 2026 Thales Data Threat Report lee.potok@thal… Tue, 10/13/2026 - 07:56 As manufacturers adopt agentic AI, autonomous systems are gaining access to sensitive data and critical operations - often faster than security controls can keep pace. The 2026 Thales Data Threat Report: Manufacturing Edition highlights the risks, from limited data visibility and rising credential theft to gaps in cloud encryption, and outlines practical steps to hel
Overnight from October 11 to 12, 2026, attackers remotely manipulated the refrigeration systems of hundreds of French supermarkets. By forcing refrigeration controllers made by Danfoss into a continuous defrost cycle, they drove temperatures inside refrigerators and freezers up to 50°C (122°F) for roughly six hours. Stores operated by Intermarché, Coopérative U, E.Leclerc and Carrefour were among those affected, and fresh and frozen stock had to be thrown away. Early loss estimates reached...
Every laptop, server, and phone that touches your network is a door, and attackers only need one unlocked. If you want to maintain endpoint security to protect your network, treat it as a routine you repeat, not a product you install once. Devices change, software ages, and threats evolve every week. This guide covers why […]
La Norvège sanctionne Xandr pour avoir relayé sans base légale des données d'utilisateurs de Grindr, et notamment leur orientation sexuelle. Le régulateur refuse que la régie publicitaire se défausse sur l'application.
A major cyberattack targeting refrigeration systems across hundreds of French supermarkets has highlighted the growing cybersecurity risks associated with connected operational technology (OT). The incident, reported on 12 October 2026, disrupted refrigeration operations across several major retailers, resulting in food losses, reports of equipment damage and significant operational disruption. Unlike conventional cyberattacks focused primarily on […]
Security tool consolidation fails because traditional security tools operate outside application runtime where attacks actually execute. While consolidation can reduce complexity and centralize alerts, it cannot fix the fundamental blind spot: WAFs, EDR and SIEM platforms lack visibility into actual code execution, data flows and application logic. The solution isn't more consolidation or new tools, but enriching existing security investments with Application Detection and Response (ADR) to prov
Kubernetes has become a core part of modern cloud infrastructure, helping organisations deploy and scale applications across public, private, and hybrid environments. But as Kubernetes adoption grows, so does the attack surface surrounding clusters, workloads, APIs, containers, identities, and cloud integrations.  During cloud pentests, security teams frequently uncover Kubernetes misconfigurations that can expose sensitive workloads […] The post Kubernetes Security: Common Misconfigu