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Every high-speed system eventually gets a safety layer. The aircraft got air traffic control. The automobile got the seatbelt once the consequences of operating without one at speed became obvious. Engineering is no different. AI has given development teams velocity with agents across the SDLC. The next wave is building the new safety harness to […] The post AI Gave Teams Velocity. The Governance Harness Comes Next. appeared first on Qodo.
AI agents are taking autonomous action at scale, and today's identity verification wasn't built for them. Learn how Incode's Agentic Identity secures the agentic web.
The post STIG Compliance for Chainguard Images Is Now Supported in Anchore Enterprise appeared first on Anchore.Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs) are not optional for most Defense Department programs and agencies pursuing an Authorization to Operate (ATO) or for software vendors seeking FedRAMP authorization. But STIG scanning tooling has historically struggled with the minimalist, distroless design that makes Chainguard images attractive in the first place: no shell, no package m
You inherit a company. Or a team spins up an application without telling security. Or a contractor wraps up, and nobody deactivates their accounts in the three systems that weren't connected to your IGA. Six months later, an attacker is inside a system you didn't know existed. This isn't a clever attack. It's the kind of breach that makes you feel foolish, because the entry point was obvious - in retrospect. A self-hosted app with hardcoded credentials. An orphaned service account with way too m
PreCrime Labs tracked 701+ suspicious domains impersonating Chevron, ExxonMobil & Shell. See how attackers stage energy sector phishing before it launches.
SOC analysts need the best data available to make decisions... The post SOC Forensics: How to Set Up Automatic DFIR Analysis in the Cloud appeared first on Cyber Triage.
Key Takeaways What is an Internal Audit? An internal audit is an independent, objective evaluation of your organization’s performance. It ensures that your processes and controls are functioning as they should and helps identify areas for improvement. Internal audits are typically scheduled regularly as part of the company’s ongoing efforts to maintain strong internal controls […] The post The Complete List of the Best Internal Audit Management Software appeared first on Centraleyes.
We’ve been our deeper look in cybersecurity for the last year, and this blog is part of a series that look at the different ways AI is impacting how threat actors operate. And, by extension, how to protect your network from them. Here’s the thing: for most of cybersecurity’s history, attacks were a human operation. […] The post AI-Powered Cyberattacks & Automation: The Attack That Never Stops appeared first on CounterCraft.
NEW MAGECART ATTACK USES BLOCKCHAIN TO HIDE SKIMMER INFRASTRUCTURE A new Magecart campaign shows how dangerous client-side attacks become when attackers no longer need a visible malicious domain in the first piece of injected code. Instead of pointing directly to a skimmer server that defenders can quickly flag and remove, this attack uses Ethereum, a The post New Magecart Attack Uses Blockchain to Hide Skimmer Infrastructure appeared first on Source Defense.
Today, we’re announcing our partnership with CheckFirst, a specialist in online information integrity, to bring the Pravda Network Feed directly into OpenCTI through a dedicated import connector. Structured, real-time FIMI intelligence is now directly accessible inside your threat intelligence platform. The post Filigran and CheckFirst Bring the Pravda Network into OpenCTI appeared first on Filigran.
Last week's webinar, "The COE Is Dead. Who's Governing Your Power Platform Now?" , generated a lot of questions from attendees across financial services, professional services, government, and…
Last week's webinar, "The COE Is Dead. Who's Governing Your Power Platform Now?" , generated a lot of questions from attendees across financial services, professional services, government, and…
Why It's Time to Reconsider Some OT Remote Access "Best Practices"Some of the most persistent security gaps in OT are the hardest to spot because they don't stem from poor decisions or obvious mistakes. More often, they grow out of assumptions that made sense when they were adopted and simply remained in place as the environment evolved.Most OT remote access practices were born from legitimate operational needs. VPNs provided a relatively simple way to support infrequent requests for remote acce
Recap Hack'Events At Hack'Events in June 2026, Swiss Post Cybersecurity brought together cybersecurity experts, IT enthusiasts, and students in Zurich, Geneva, Lugano, and Luxembourg. More than 400 participants took the opportunity to discuss current developments in the threat landscape and technical topics within the security community. The sponsors of the event series included HarfangLab, the main sponsor, as well as Tenable, Vectra AI, Elastic, Splunk, YesWeHack, and Ergon. Focus
Most advice on choosing an outsourced CISO provider reads like a checklist of nice-to-haves: look for experience, ask about certifications, check references. All reasonable. None of it tells you what actually goes wrong after the contract is signed. The more useful exercise isn’t listing what a good provider has. It’s recognizing what a bad one […] The post Outsourced CISO Services: How to Choose the Right Provider appeared first on CISOSHARE.
Identity governance and administration is shifting from a compliance project to a continuous operating model, where event-driven automation, risk-aware decisions, and real-time visibility reduce friction while keeping governance aligned with fast-moving business change. The post Why Continuous Governance Is Becoming the New Enterprise IGA Standard appeared first on Omada.
The Swedish Patent and Market Court of Appeal has issued its judgment in the case between PhenixID AB and FortifiedID AB. The Court overturned the previous ruling of the Patent and Market Court and found that FortifiedID had intentionally misappropriated PhenixID’s trade secrets by acquiring and using portions of PhenixID’s source code in violation of the Swedish Trade Secrets Act.
The European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is the first major regulation to treat cybersecurity as a product safety requirement rather than an organisational governance one. While there are many regulations that focus on how organisations manage cyber risk internally, the CRA takes a different approach. It focuses on the products themselves. More specifically, whether … Continued
In June 2026 Estonia's prime minister proposed giving every AI agent a national ID code, tied to a responsible operator, with set permissions and an audit trail. It names the right principles. The open question is who checks each action against the limit at runtime.
Incident response plans aren't enough if the response can't activate when it matters. Discover seven signs your organization may need a cybersecurity services retainer to strengthen readiness, resilience, and incident response capabilities.
How Financial Institutions Use FIDO2 for Secure Transactions josh.pearson@t… Tue, 06/23/2026 - 07:19 As threats and regulations intensify across the globe, banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) leaders are seeking robust, user-friendly authentication options to keep pace with new risk realities. FIDO2 has emerged as the industry benchmark, curbing fraud and supporting millions of passwordless logins daily. Identity & Access Management Compliance Access Control Regulation and compl
The Shift That Changed Cybersecurity Conversations One of the most requested presentations I have ever given is now nine years old, and it had nothing The post Getting Ahead of It: From “Are We Compliant?” to “Are We Exposed?” appeared first on Gambit Cyber.
Operational Technology (OT) runs the physical world. The systems that keep water flowing, power on the grid, and production lines moving were built for uptime and safety, not for today's threat landscape. In 2026, the gap between how these systems were designed and how they are being attacked has become one of the most pressing problems in cybersecurity. Most organizations still assess their IT far more thoroughly than their OT. In fact, many barely assess their OT at all.
Zach Duke, CEO and founder of Finosec, joins DCI’s Jason Ruyle to talk about cybersecurity governance for community banks at a moment of real change. With the FFIEC Cybersecurity Assessment Tool sunsetting and regulators continuing to shift expectations, community banks are navigating new challenges around how to stay defensible and exam-ready. The conversation explores how […]
HUTCHINSON, KAN. — DCI, the privately-owned developer of core processing, digital banking, and fintech processing solutions, has partnered with Finosec, a leading provider of automated cybersecurity governance solutions, to simplify information security and cybersecurity management for community banks. DCI’s partnership with Finosec gives community banks a practical, modern way to address critical governance needs, including third-party […]
You Can’t Manage What You Don’t Measure Security leaders spend significant time measuring risk. They track: Vulnerabilities Threat activity Security incidents Mean time to detect Mean time to respond Yet one of the most important attack surfaces often lacks meaningful measurement: Identity. As identity-based attacks continue to rise, organizations are investing in identity security, access […]
Syria’s internet recently faced a significant disruption after the Aletar fiber cable was sabotaged on land, a move consistent with a broader pattern of infrastructure attacks targeting the country since the 2024 change in government. This post examines the impact of the cut, the ongoing threat of telecom sabotage, and the evolving state of Syrian internet infrastructure under the country's new leadership.
AI agents introduce security risk through the actions they take, not just the code they produce. Learn how agent behavior governance helps teams observe, steer, and block risky actions in real time.
AI coding agents are adding a new layer to the software supply chain. Learn what Snyk found in nearly 10,000 developer environments and how to secure the tools, instructions, and permissions behind agentic development.
David Jemmett, Chief Executive Officer “Cybersecurity now directly affects operational stability, customer trust, and business continuity.“ Key Takeaways Many companies continue focusing heavily on AI’s productivity benefits while underestimating how quickly it is changing cyber risk. Organizations are paying far less attention to how quickly AI is changing the cyber threat landscape. Cyber attacks no longer […] The post AI Is Accelerating Cyber Risk Faster Than Most Compa
Most CISOs can’t answer a simple question with confidence: are the controls protecting our most critical applications actually working right now? Not last quarter, or the last time someone ran an assessment, but right now. That’s not a failure of effort. Enterprise security teams run on thousands of applications. Each one carries contracts, regulatory obligations, […] The post What is continuous application assurance? A new model for enterprise risk first appeared on TrustCloud
E-commerce is the second most targeted sector for cyberattacks in 2026. Get the 10 priorities every security team must act on, with Group-IB intelligence behind each.
A no-hype 2026 buyer's guide to the leading AI penetration testing tools, compared across autonomy, human validation, compliance fit, speed, and price.
