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Why Session Tokens Are the Ultimate Threat Vector
How adversaries bypass Multi-Factor Authentication and the continuous analytics required to stop them. For years, organizations relied on a singular security gospel: enforce strong passwords, enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), and your cloud environments are secure. For a long time, this layer of defense worked efficiently by neutralizing bulk credential stuffing and basic phishing campaigns. However, the threat landscape has shifted dramatically, and sophisticated adversaries have...
How to Think Like an Investigator Instead of an Alert Reviewer
Security incidents are solved through context and correlation - not alert queues. Most SOC environments are optimized for speed. Analysts are measured by ticket closures, SLA adherence, and alert throughput. On paper, that sounds efficient. In practice, it creates a dangerous habit: reviewing alerts instead of investigating incidents. An alert is not an investigation. It is a signal that something may require attention. Yet many security teams treat alerts as isolated tasks instead of...
7 Best Security Questionnaire Automation Software (2026)
We tested and compared the seven security questionnaire automation tools that matter most for B2B SaaS teams in 2026 -- what each does well, who it fits, and how to choose.
Securing the Mind: How Cyber Reasoning Systems Are Rewriting the Attack Surface
A deep dive into the operational shift from patching static vulnerabilities to validating autonomous system logic. To understand how Cyber Reasoning Systems (CRS) are rewriting the attack surface, you first need to shift how you think about “what is being attacked.” At CyberSift, telemetry shows that Security Operations Center (SOC) analysts are increasingly interacting with CRS framework architectures, and their daily work is already being shaped by it. Instead of drowning under a thousand...
Security Questionnaire Response Metrics: What to Measure and Why
Most teams treat security questionnaires as a cost to be endured rather than a process to be measured. Here are the metrics that tell you whether your response process is actually working -- and what each one is trying to fix.
DigitalXForce vs Drata: Which Platform Fits Which Program
DigitalXForce takes a compliance program past audit readiness to Continuous Control Assurance. Continuous Control Assurance (CCA) uses evidence, monitoring and validation to determine whether controls continue to operate as expected. DigitalXForce tests controls against live data from the security stack, maps each control once to 50+ compliance frameworks and keeps security posture and third-party risk […] The post DigitalXForce vs Drata: Which Platform Fits Which Program first appeared on
Quasar Linux (QLNX): A Developer-Targeted Linux RAT and Detection Strategy
Overview Compromising a developer workstation is one of the highest-leverage moves an attacker can make on a Linux network. A single infected machine can expose source repositories, signing keys, package registry tokens, and production cloud credentials all at once. Recently identified by researchers at TrendMicro, Quasar Linux (QLNX) is a previously undocumented Linux Remote Access Trojan (RAT) purpose-built to exploit exactly that leverage while remaining almost entirely invisible to tradition
Top 4 des cybermenaces émergentes au 1er semestre 2026
Le premier semestre 2026 confirme une mutation profonde de l'écosystème cybercriminel. Les campagnes observées ne reposent plus sur des prouesses techniques isolées, mais sur une industrialisation des processus, une segmentation accrue des rôles et une réutilisation systématique d'outils éprouvés. Pour les responsables de la sécurité, cette évolution impose une révision des modèles de détection [...]
LUMINAR 2026 Threat Landscape Report Key Takeaways
Security leaders are facing a threat landscape that is not only expanding in scale but also increasing in sophistication, driven by AI-enabled attacks, organized ransomware ecosystems and heightened nation-state activity. The LUMINAR 2026 Threat Landscape Report extracts insights from thousands of real-world incidents to provide CISOs and cybersecurity teams with a clear view of the risks that... The post LUMINAR 2026 Threat Landscape Report Key Takeaways appeared first on Cognyte.
Zoom sur… Bitdefender, un partenaire pour la cybersécurité des organisations publiques et privées
Chez ITrust, nous considérons que la cybersécurité moderne repose sur une approche globale associant technologies avancées, expertise opérationnelle et partenaires de confiance. Face à l’évolution constante des menaces, il est essentiel de s’appuyer sur des solutions capables d’assurer à la fois prévention, détection et réponse aux incidents. C’est dans cette dynamique que s’inscrit notre [...]
聚焦 AI 資安創新與國際交流 Cellopoint 積極拓展亞洲市場合作
【 台北訊｜2026年5月25日 】 亞洲年度資安盛會「CYBERSEC 2026 臺灣資安大會」於2026年5月5日至5月7日完美落幕，吸引來自全球眾多資安品牌、技術專家與企業代表共襄盛舉。Cellopoint 今年除了展示企業郵件安全與 AI 資安防護應用成果外，也積極參與跨品牌交流與國際合作，透過展會平台深化亞洲市場鏈結，拓展更多資安合作可能。 本次展會期間，Cellopoint 更攜手合作夥伴「拓壹科技」共同舉辦資安小講堂，針對企業近年高度關注的郵件攻擊、防護機制與 AI 資安應用趨勢進行分享，吸引眾多企業代表與現場來賓交流討論。透過實務案例與市場觀察，協助企業更深入了解現今資安威脅樣態及防護策略。 除了技術展示與講座交流外，Cellopoint 亦於展會期間與來自泰國、馬來西亞及越南等多個亞洲國家的資安品牌與合作夥伴進行友好交流，針對亞洲市場趨勢、企業資安需求與未來合作方向交換意見。此次跨國互動不僅展現亞洲資安產業間日益緊密的合作關係，也進一步強化 Cellopoint 在國際市場中的品牌能見度與交流布局。 Cellopoint...
Four Layers of AI Agent Identity: The Model I Use
Agent identity makes more sense as four stacked layers: a tamper-proof token format, cryptographic proof of which workload is running, a delegation chain that keeps the human as the subject, and a way to onboard to a service an agent has never met. Climb all four and you've proven who the agent is. You still haven't proven that what it did was okay.
What Is an SSL Certificate Chain? Complete Guide to Chain Validation, Common Issues, and Zero Trust Applications
What Is an SSL Certificate Chain? An SSL certificate chain is the sequence of certificates that establishes trust between a website’s SSL/TLS certificate and a trusted Certificate Authority (CA) that… The post What Is an SSL Certificate Chain? Complete Guide to Chain Validation, Common Issues, and Zero Trust Applications appeared first on TerraZone.
What Is a Backdoor in Cybersecurity? Types, Famous Attacks, and Modern Defense Architectures
What Is a Backdoor? A backdoor in cybersecurity is a hidden method of bypassing normal authentication or access controls to gain unauthorized entry to a system, network, application, or device.… The post What Is a Backdoor in Cybersecurity? Types, Famous Attacks, and Modern Defense Architectures appeared first on TerraZone.
Site-to-Site Zero Trust Connectivity: A Network Security Engineer’s Implementation Guide
Why Site-to-Site Connectivity Needs a Zero Trust Approach Network Security Engineers responsible for site-to-site connectivity face a recurring tension. The architectural foundations of traditional site-to-site connectivity – IPsec VPN tunnels… The post Site-to-Site Zero Trust Connectivity: A Network Security Engineer’s Implementation Guide appeared first on TerraZone.
Where Identity Governance Stalls, Breach Risk Concentrates
This blog argues that sustainable governance depends on an operating model that keeps humans accountable for AI-assisted decisions, lets control requirements shape tool choice, and matches deployment architecture to regulatory and ownership needs. The post Where Identity Governance Stalls, Breach Risk Concentrates appeared first on Omada.
The Mythos Effect: From Vulnerability Management to Rapid Exposure Reduction
AI is changing the speed, scale, and economics of exploitation. Though there certainly is market noise around the Mythos Effect, beneath it is a real shift in risk - one that forces security teams to move from vulnerability assessment and reporting to rapid, contextual exposure reduction. The post The Mythos Effect: From Vulnerability Management to Rapid Exposure Reduction appeared first on Tonic Security.
What MCP Governance Actually Means in Production
53% of MCP servers use static API keys. Learn the four governance primitives your team needs to control shadow MCP, credentials, and audit trails in production.
Reconciliation Action Plan
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The Mythos moment
Anthropic’s Mythos AI model reportedly leapfrogs the coding and cyber security hacking capabilities of previous Frontier AI models. Similar future developments will undoubtedly further challenge effective cyber security protection. Testament to that is the recent revelation that Mythos has successfully reverse-engineered a cell type from raw DNA data. AI will soon grant people extremely dangerous powers and our […] The post The Mythos moment appeared first on Huntsman.
Your SaaS is Adding AI Faster Than Compliance Can Keep Up
AI is being added to enterprise SaaS platforms at speed. Many organizations have accepted this as a product improvement. Few have deeply assessed what it means for their data and subsequently their compliance posture. SaaS companies are shipping new AI-enabled features at speed. Often these are turned on by default. And, in several documented cases, AI capabilities have been introduced into platforms handling regulated data before anyone confirmed those features were compliant with the fram
The AI Incident Response Framework: When Your Agent Is the Threat
On April 25, 2026, a developer at PocketOS gave a Cursor agent a routine task: fix a credential mismatch in a staging environment. Nine seconds later, the production database was gone. All volume-level backups were gone with it. Railway stores them in the same volume they protect. The most recent recoverable backup was three months old. Rental businesses couldn’t process Saturday morning reservations. The agent had found a Railway CLI token in an unrelated file. It used the token to call R
What is a token in AI, how it is counted, and why you pay for every one
A technical guide to tokens in LLMs: what they are, how BPE splits text, why both request and response are billed, and how to estimate real cost in 2026.
The Enterprise Browser Problem Isn’t Security. It’s Architecture.
Key Takeaways Why “zero change management” matters more than feature parity in the Island vs. Red Access decision Most comparisons between “managed” or “enterprise” browsers and “agentless session-layer security” get stuck on features. Whose DLP is more granular. Whose policy engine has more knobs. Whether copy/paste controls behave the same way on both sides. That […] The post The Enterprise Browser Problem Isn’t Security. It’s A
SentinelOne Was Watching, So Sable Took the Quiet Path
In our last defended-network article, we showed Sable operating against a SIEM-instrumented lab. The takeaway was simple: frontier models can reason about detection, but consistency is still the hard part. Sable evaded Wazuh well on Linux and struggled more as the engagement moved deeper into…
Canada’s Quantum Clock Is Already Running.
The First Step Is Knowing Where Your Cryptography Lives. A public-surface scan of cryptographic posture across 60 Canadian critical infrastructure operators.
A First AI-Generated Zero-Day Exploit Detected in the Wild
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Focus acteur malveillant : The Gentlemen
Apparu en 2025, The Gentlemen est un groupe ransomware associé à une scission interne de l’écosystème Qilin. Fonctionnant selon un modèle RaaS (Ransomware-as-a-Service), cet acteur applique une stratégie de double extorsion : vol de données puis chiffrement des systèmes compromis. Le groupe ne semble pas suivre de logique sectorielle précise. Les victimes identifiées concernent [...]
The War Between Wars: How an IRGC Cyber Front Runs Destructive OT and IT Attacks Under Cover of a Ceasefire
A ceasefire on the front line is not a ceasefire on the network. Through 2025 and 2026, an Iranian state-directed persona has spent the quiet stretches breaking machines, spoiling food, and wiping disks across Israeli industry. This is how one of those operations unfolded, and how to find the actor before it reaches your plant floor. Profero Threat Intelligence | May 2026 The first sign was not a security alert. It was a temperature reading.
From Policy to Code: The NAIC Model as an AI Agent Governance Blueprint
Does the rate of change, the broad penetration, and the complexity of managing and securing AI in general, and AI agents in particular, mean that organizations are stuck on the ground - or flying blind - without a viable strategy for operationalizing governance and dealing with regulatory pressures?
The Vulnerability Backlog Problem (and How to Actually Cut It) | Tuskira
Your vulnerability backlog grows faster than you can patch because CVSS prioritizes the wrong things. Here's the playbook that cuts it without more headcount.
How Hacker Group TeamPCP Turned a Supply Chain Attack Into a Breach Path
TeamPCP’s attacks reveal why modern breaches are no longer isolated supply chain incidents. Learn how attackers chain identities, endpoints, repositories, cloud access, and trust relationships into reachable breach paths, and why traditional security workflows struggle to stop them.
Why SCPs Beat Permission Boundaries for Org-Wide Least Privilege — And How to Enforce It Safely at Scale
The cloud moves fast. Accounts multiply, roles get spun up for every new service, and somewhere along the way, the permissions inventory balloons into the thousands. Most enterprise AWS environments are sitting on a permissions sprawl problem they can’t fully see and the tools meant to contain it weren’t all built for the same job. […]
How to Prevent Man-in-the-Middle Attacks | HYPR
What is a Man-in-the-Middle Attack? A man-in-the-middle (MitM) attack is a type of cyberattack where a perpetrator positions themself in a conversation between two parties — two users, or a user and an application or server — so that all communications are going to or through the attacker. The attacker can also play both sides, stealing the information a user sends to a server (such as login credentials, account details and credit card numbers) while also sending corrupted packets (such as malwa
Global Immigration Reckoning: What 2026 Policy Shifts Mean for Your Team
How Universities Can Manage Microsoft 365 Data Growth Without Disrupting Academic Work
How Universities Can Manage Microsoft 365 Data Growth Without Disrupting Academic Work Executive Summary Higher education institutions are facing a new Microsoft 365 reality: collaboration data is growing faster than traditional governance models can manage it. Over the past decade, Microsoft 365 became the operational backbone for teaching, research, administration, and distributed academic collaboration. Faculty […]
Mythos Found 271 Firefox Bugs: Cost Executive Summary
Executive summary: what AI-driven vulnerability discovery costs to remediate AppSecAI — May 2026
CVE Remediation Cost: A Model From 131 Firefox CVEs
Mozilla says Firefox 150 included fixes for 271 vulnerabilities identified during an initial Claude Mythos Preview evaluation. Mozilla's 271 figure includes rollup CVEs, Extended Support Release (ESR) branch and submodule fixes, and vulnerabilities not separately credited. The 131 directly described CVEs are the public surface; the remainder represents real remediation work the advisories do not individually attribute. So we did something different: we graded all 131 directly-described CVEs acro
AppSecAI Built OASIS to Solve the Open Source Fix Problem. Here's Why.
Open source software runs nearly every business on the planet. It runs your payroll system, your customer database, your CI/CD pipeline, and probably the framework powering the page you're reading right now.